Grad season has arrived, and the Grad Center at the Bronco Bookstore has an abundance of options for graduates—and for those who want to congratulate the graduates of the classes of 2020 and 2021. Regalia, rings, graduation gifts and more…
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The Clothes Closet Stipend Program provides assistance to students who need professional clothing for job interviews, work, etc. Students receive a $50 Amazon gift card as well as personalized styling tips from students in apparel merchandising and management. The application only takes five minutes,…
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In a message to the campus community, President Soraya M. Coley condemned the rising violence and racism targeting Asians, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. Citing a recent report documenting the escalation of anti-Asian and anti-Pacific Islander bias and violence over the past…
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Submit fall course adoption information to The Bronco Bookstore by Monday, March 29 via the Verba Collect site. For questions, email Stacie Shellner. The bookstore is responsible for posting pricing information for all adopted course materials by the start of student registration to maintain compliance…
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As COVID-19 cases have declined, L.A. County has moved down from the “purple tier” to the “red tier” according to California’s blueprint for a safer economy. This change lifts some restrictions and allows some indoor operations with safeguards in place. L.A. County…
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L.A. County Public Health has reserved an allocation of COVID-19 vaccination doses for the higher education sector for Friday, March 19. They will be distributed through county-run massive vaccination “Point of Distribution” sites called MegaPODS. Appointments can be accessed on the My Turn…
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Have you or a loved one considered taking CSU courses and using the fee waiver benefit? The fee waiver website now features resources and video tutorials designed to support you and your dependents through the fee waiver process, including a new streamlined…
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Daylight saving time is almost here, which means it’s time to spring forward. On Saturday night before turning out the lights, make sure to change any clocks and watches that are not linked to wi-fi…
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The Safer Return website has been redesigned to provide information about health and safety protocols, well-being resources and vaccine information. It also includes the content from the Health Alert website, which has been archived, including office and department business hours, data on…
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The COVID-19 vaccination will help protect people from getting the virus and/or experiencing the most severe symptoms of the disease. There are side effects, which are normal signs that your body is building protection. The Center for Disease Control and…
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