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California colleges open for fall term with relaxed COVID-19 rules - Vimarsana News

California colleges open for fall term with relaxed COVID-19 rules

Students at California’s public colleges and universities will begin returning to campuses this month, and many of them will be welcomed back to full in-person classrooms, no mask mandates and few Covid-19 testing requirements.

California Colleges Open For Fall Term With Relaxed COVID-19 Rules - Vimarsana News

California Colleges Open For Fall Term With Relaxed COVID-19 Rules

Many students will return to full in-person classrooms, no mask mandates and few COVID-19 testing requirements. At some community colleges, students won’t even be required to be vaccinated.

Source: laist.com
Cal State Long Beach launches school year with Convocation Celebration - Vimarsana News

Cal State Long Beach launches school year with Convocation Celebration

Cal State Long Beach President Jane Close Conoley and Provost Karyn Scissum Gunn welcomed the university’s faculty, staff, and students

Over 100 CSULB faculty sign letter in support of colleague who accused campus police of racial discrimination • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

Over 100 CSULB faculty sign letter in support of colleague who accused campus police of racial discrimination • Long Beach Post News

Osuna said he was appreciative of "all the solidarity and support from my colleagues and community. The open letter demonstrates that my incident with UPD is not an isolated one.” 

Source: lbpost.com
CSULB professor accuses campus police of discrimination, says public apology is needed • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

CSULB professor accuses campus police of discrimination, says public apology is needed • Long Beach Post News

The professor, along with his faculty union, said police refused to help him get into his locked office, which put him under "a presumption of guilt, rather than of innocence" because of his ethnicity.

Source: lbpost.com