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Long Beach City College gave away 100 more Chromebooks and 50 more hotspots to students on Friday, Oct. 9, thanks to a $25,000 donation from an anonymous donor to the LBCC Foundation.
Long Beach City College will celebrate the grand opening of its new Labor Center at the Pacific Coast Campus, at 11 a.m. today, Thursday, Sept. 24, online at lbcc.edu.
Some students have trouble accessing all the tools that can help them reach their full potential as students and young adults.
Long Beach City College is preparing for a blended fall semester, with a combination of online classes and socially distanced classroom and labs on both campuses.
People interested in a career in global logistics and supply chain industries are now able to register for the Port of Long Beach Maritime Center of Excellence at Long Beach City College.
Long Beach City College alumnus Dr. Jean-Bernard Durand will receive the 2020 Outstanding Alumni Award from the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC), the primary advocacy organization for the nation’s community colleges.
This Thursday, Long Beach City College is ushering its 2019 graduates across the threshold and onto the next steps in their careers.
Coleen Sterritt, professor in the Sculpture Program at Long Beach City College, has been awarded the International Sculpture Center’s Outstanding Educator Award for 2019, a release said.
Long Beach Community College has been selected as a finalist for the 2019 Bellwether Award — awarded by the Bellwether College Consortium (BCC) — which recognizes community colleges that offer innovative and groundbreaking programs to its students.
Long Beach's higher education establishments went face to face with some changes and challenges in 2018. Here's an overview of some big — and small — things that happened last year at California State University, Long Beach, and Long Beach City College.
Fresh faces are putting forth fresh ideas at Long Beach City College, where the plan is to keep increasing enrollment and decreasing the budget gap, while students head back to the classroom Monday for the start of fall semester.
It's Long Beach City College's turn to celebrate 2018 graduates.
Online registration for summer classes at Long Beach City College will be available to students on Monday, May 7.
Long Beach Community College computer users experienced a breach in their online systems at the beginning of the month.
The Lifetime Learning Program at the Long Beach Community College is hosting a series of free presentations on issues surrounding aging beginning at 11 a.m. on Monday, March 12, at the college's Pacific Coast Campus (PCC) in room QQ 122, 1305 E. Pacific Coast Hwy.
A legal clinic will be available for veterans twice a month at Long Beach City College Liberal Arts Campus thanks to Mental Health Advocacy Services (MHAS), a nonprofit organization that provides free legal services to people with mental disabilities in L.A. County.
Long Beach City College has a new position, director of community relations and enrollment development, and with it, a new employee.
A new day is dawning at Long Beach City College, with a new superintendent/president and an ever-changing campus full of programs new and old.
Long Beach City College updates on new construction, economic development programs, students/faculty successes and upcoming goals will be included at the annual State of the College — and residents can reserve a spot to hear it.
Long Beach City College has added several management positions in executive and academic oversight, Superintendent-President Reagan Romali announced last week.
Long Beach City College is accepting applications for its winter 2018 and spring 2018 sessions.
Long Beach City College is honoring its 2017 Hall of Fame inductees with a ceremony and dinner at 5:30 p.m. next Thursday, Oct. 12, at The Centre at Sycamore Plaza, 5000 Clark Ave, Lakewood.
Long Beach City College will work with other community colleges to advance each other's pathways efforts, providing an example for other state and national colleges, according to a release.
Long Beach City College is taking applications for its summer session, running June 19 to Aug. 10.
Long Beach Community College District (LBCCD) Board of Trustees chose Dr. Reagan Romali as the final candidate for superintendent-president during their monthly meeting Tuesday, March 28.
Long Beach City College kicked off a $5.8-million renovation of Building P on Wednesday.
Frothy drinks aplenty will be on hand again next week.
The search continues for Long Beach City College’s superintendent-president, with five contenders being chosen last week, after months of preparation.
Start-up companies and small businesses expanding into global markets are being targeted to participate in a new program, International Business Accelerator (IBA), by Long Beach City College.
Long Beach City College has chosen five LBCC superintendent-president candidates for the Long Beach Community College Board of Trustees’ consideration.
It was time for an update Friday on Long Beach City College (LBCC).
Long Beach City College has hired Ramon L. Knox as its new dean of student affairs, overseeing and managing the department of student affairs, including: office of student life, student discipline, volunteer resource center and student government.
It’s time for a local institution’s check-up. And acting superintendent-president Ann-Marie Gabel will help lead the way.
The year in education featured some new faces, buildings, unrest, money —or lack thereof — and more at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB), Long Beach City College (LBCC), and Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD). Here are some of the news stories in education 2016.
The Math Success Center in Building V at Long Beach City College was renamed and dedicated last week in honor of the Don Temple Family Charitable Foundation.
Longtime Long Beach City College administrator Ann-Marie Gabel will take over the school’s top job while board members look for a permanent successor to outgoing superintendent-president Eloy Ortiz Oakley.
With Long Beach City College Superintendent-President Eloy Ortiz Oakley leaving to become chancellor of the California Community Colleges (CCC) at the end of the year, the process for his replacement has begun.
Long Beach City College will honor its 2016 Hall of Fame inductees at its Hall of Fame luncheon at noon on Oct. 14.
Long Beach City College Superintendent-President Eloy Ortiz Oakley is among 11 who will be honored as a Champion of Change for College Opportunity at the White House on Friday, Sept. 30.
Long Beach City College is getting a boost in its science programs — with a $14.17 million renovation that began this week on building D at the Liberal Arts campus.
Helping to bridge the gap to success for Hispanic students is the aptly named Puente Program, as puente often means bridge in Spanish.
Eloy Ortiz Oakley arrived on the Long Beach City College campus in 2002 — just in time to climb on for a ride that has reshaped the face of the community college in almost every way.
Long Beach City College still has seats available for new students for its fall semester.
Long Beach City College District Superintendent-President Eloy Ortiz Oakley was named chancellor of the California Community Colleges (CCC) board of governors today, Tuesday, a release said.
Long Beach City College has hired a new director for its new Student Success and Support Program (SSSP).
People can get a head start on college at Long Beach City College’s summer session, which starts June 20.
More than 1,700 people will check off a milestone next week — about 414 students will receive their certificates and 1,307 their associate’s degrees at Long Beach City College. And others will be prepared to transfer to another learning institution.
She decided not to let setbacks get in her way.
Long Beach City College recently named a former city health official and adjunct faculty member as its new director of grants, a release from the college said.
If Long Beach voters approve an $850 million bond issue (Measure LB) next month, Long Beach City College would be able to make all the improvements needed to serve students for the next 50 years and beyond, LBCC officials say.
The Long Beach City College Foundation — a nonprofit organization providing money for student scholarships and other things — has appointed a new executive director.