Media Mentions
Over the years, Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) has been featured in a variety of news outlets, describing our commitment to the campus community, student leadership and lasting impact at Long Beach State University (LBSU). From local newspapers to national platforms, these media mentions highlight the difference ASI is making both on campus and beyond. Explore the latest coverage and see how our mission is resonating within and outside The Beach.
Students explore advocacy at ASI ‘Know Your Rights’ event
University Student Union Construction Scatters Students
Students question university transparency on Future U project
Students, faculty provide insights into Prop. 50 special election
Dining days done: Historic campus eatery bids farewell
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf returns to campus alongside new cafes
Campus convenience stores bring more options, bigger congestion
Nugget Grill & Pub closes permanently due to irreparable damage
Beach Hut abandons cashierless Amazon system (2)
Beach Hut abandons cashierless Amazon system
Double duty: The struggles and strength of student parents
11/21/2025 – Long Beach State has set numerous regulations in place to combat the notoriously negative effects of construction in preparation for the Future U Project.
10/19/2025 – Associated Students Inc. gave students a look into how they can use their voice for activism, informed them on their rights and how to get involved on and off campus.
10/28/2025 – Miguel Aranda visited the University Student Union often during his first few years at Cal State Long Beach.
10/26/2025 – Students are walking past active construction zones and lining up at food trucks daily, but is this the reality being presented to students who are considering spending their next four years here?
10/25/2025 – Long Beach State students and political science professors offer a look into Proposition 50 and its impact on democracy.
10/24/2025 – How many times have you walked past a boarded up building and guessed what it was? From upscale dining to a vaccine center and now an office space at CSULB, the once-bustling upscale restaurant turned workspace now sits at the center of the campus’ biggest renovation in decades.