After 32 seasons of leading the Vikings baseball program as head coach, Casey Crook announced his retirement from the team after the conclusion of the 2025 season. “I’ve slowed down, I don’t put ...

Long Beach City College’s Basic Needs program and the Community Advancing Student Achievement (CASA) program introduced students to Japanese recipes, teaching students how to make fried rice and ...

LBCC’s Latinx Cultural Grad Celebration, specifically called RAICES, will take place this Saturday May 31 from 9-11:30 a.m. at the LAC Hall of Champions located in the R Building and will include ...

A Long Beach City College counselor who was previously fired for “elbowing” a student during the 2022 commencement ceremony has been rehired.  During the commencement ceremony, Kashara Moore ...

The Gathering Cafe, previously known as The Delightful Crepe Cafe, sits on the corner of Montair and E. Village Road in Long Beach, and serves sweet and savory crepes, smoothies, coffee, paninis ...

Long Beach City College hosted a chili cookoff on the LAC A-quad on Wednesday from 12:00 p.m.- 2:00 p.m. where nine student-ran booths served different kinds of chili and competed for a $300 ...

The sound of fusion jazz flooded LAC’s E quad on Monday at 4 p.m. when a free live performance was held by Burbank based jazz group, 6 Beats Apart outside the coffee pavilion to celebrate jazz ...

Former LBCC student Jackson Wilfong will host a premiere for his upcoming film “Blazers Stained in Burgundy” on May 29 at the Long Beach Art Theatre from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Guests can begin ...

LBCC’s Native grad promoted the importance of community and representation for its graduating students on May 16. Seating was arranged in a semicircle for the event and food and refreshments were ...

LBCC alumnus and attorney Nicholas Mireles spoke as a guest for the Undocumented Student Club at LAC to discuss​ immigration stories and politics that have affected lawmaking. Students were able ...

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