The Owen’s Condition for Tuition challenge is back for the 12th year. While working out is a popular way for students to redeem their points, the Student Recreation and Wellness Center (SRWC) is more than just a gym. Keep reading to check out the wide variety of point-earning opportunities the SRWC offers!
Michael Freeman, affectionately known as Mike, was a beloved member of our ASI family. For over a decade, Mike dedicated himself to enriching the lives of students and staff across the Long Beach State University (LBSU) community. His innovative and creative spirit drove our esteemed aquatics program to a standard of excellence and inclusivity.
Chey Yalonis is a senior at Long Beach State working at the Student Recreation & Wellness Center (SRWC) rock wall teaching students how to embrace their strengths and be their best selves.
Are you looking for a fun way to cool off at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center (SRWC)? If so, the SRWC Aquatic Center has just what you’re looking for! Whether it
As a biomedical engineering student, managing a school-work lifestyle can be challenging – which is why it’s important to take care of your mind and body outside of school and
There are four weeks left in the semester! You have to finish a group presentation and study for four different exams. You’re scheduled to work the week of Thanksgiving, and
Having witnessed enormous changes on campus over the years, CSULB alumni Tom Walton relishes one in particular: the Student Recreation & Wellness Center.
Long Beach State alumnus Dave Ritter is proof that the healthy habits we develop during the busiest times in our lives will stick with us for decades to come. Having graduated in 1985, Dave has been balancing his busy work life as a salesman in the food industry with his robust personal life,
If you’re struggling to kick the bad habits that can come with our socially distant reality, you’re not alone. But if you’re anything like Ellen Moody, the Owen’s Condition for
Creating an environment where your family can be safe is the highest priority. Most situations are easy to address if you are prepared and do everything you can to achieve maximum safety at home. Now let’s talk about some common safety tips you can start implementing at home to help keep you and your family protected.
