CSULB Enterprise Reporters
VoiceWaves partners with the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) each semester to mentor students' community reporting. The Journalism 495 Enterprise Reporting in Diverse Communities course challenges students to build on their journalism skills covering various neighborhoods throughout Long Beach, including North Long Beach, Central Long Beach, Downtown, and the Westside. Posts by CSULB Enterprise Reporters:
College Stress: Are You Overworked?
From a scale between 1 and 10, how stressed are you?
Latino Firefighters’ Double Duty: Fighting Race and Fire
As fires continue to engulf California, Latino firefighters say they face racial isolation and continued harassment.
LGBT Hate Crime in Queer-Friendly Long Beach?
“I never thought it would happen here in Long Beach.”
Long Beach Transit’s Harassment Problem — It’s Too Common, But Who Reports It?
“He stared at me the entire bus ride even when I looked away."
Gay Kickball Brings Healthier Social Outlet for LGBT, Everyone
While nightlife may be the the primary social space for the LGBTQ community, kickball is becoming a new alternative in Long Beach.
Why These ‘Super Seniors’ Have Taken the Same Class for 20 Years
Long Beach City College really gets down with lifelong learning.
Hey LBUSD Students, Summer’s Coming Soon But the ACs Aren’t
In the meantime, schools are finding other ways to cool off during the coming heat.
Dirt, Sweat, and Kickball — Long Beach’s Queer League is Tough
The league’s not only competitive. It’s bringing all sexualities together.
For Riders, Blue Line Policing Brings New Relief, Old Concerns
LBPD officers will begin patrols on the Metro Blue Line this summer. Many riders welcome it as needed security, but some have questions.
Finally — Wilson High Will Get Upgraded Facilities for its ‘Olympian’ Athletes
Wilson High School athletes have been using deteriorating facilities for years. That might change this summer thanks to Measure E.
Under Shadow of Trump, Long Beach Rallies for Workers and Immigrants
“No ban! No wall! Sanctuary for all!” chanted marchers through downtown Long Beach on May Day.