A stack of textbooks and a sticky note with dollar signs, as well as an empty wallet, depict the high cost students face when buying textbooks for the semester. (Alejandro Diaz Lopez) Textbook costs ...

The horticulture program's mascot, Dozer, eating zucchini and chayote squash in the TTC garden on May 7. Dozer can eat whenever he wants while wandering the garden every day. (Jayleen Vasquez) ...

LBCC students gather at the Pride Lounge for the Pride Month Send-Off at the Liberal Arts campus on June 2. The event provided students the opportunity to network, participate in LGBTQ+ activities and ...

Long Beach City College student Celia Constantino speaks at RAICES Grad Celebration in the J Auditorium on Thursday. This graduation was for the Latino community. (Alexandra Rios) LBCC welcomed ...

The empty grassy area where small United States flags were placed in honor of Memorial Day. This year, the flags were not placed but there was a BBQ at the Veterans Service room. (Diosa Hippolyta) For ...

Castings of students' faces and palm-weaving became the focus of the "As We Come Together" exhibition at LBCC, as they created students who were protesting. The making of this exhibition was a ...

Student Lelia Goodwin, left, and Sharon Jones, right, an organizer at the Black Student Success Center, decorate graduation caps during the second day of Black Legacy Week. (Adam Reed) Day two of ...

Social media constantly interrupts students' workflow by distracting them during class time or while studying. This short-form media damages the attention span of students. StudentKiona Jones ...

Catcher Thomas McCaffrey from the Long Beach Coast swings and misses a pitch during spring training at LBCC on May 15. The Long Beach Coast is in its inaugural season in the Pioneer Baseball League.

Designer student Sarahi Vargas-Avila, left, helps fit Crystal Gonzales, right, a professional model, into Vargas-Avila's own original piece called the "Sis Dress." The work was inspired by her close ...

Students receiving help at LAC’s Financial Aid office. For most students, starting the fall semester, courses outside of their major will not be covered by financial aid. (Thavarath Ellis) LBCC’s ...

District 5 City Council member incumbent Megan Kerr, left, and candidate Tara Riggi, right, during the debate for District 5 council position. Primary elections to elect the council members will occur ...