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Discount Tickets for USC Football Games – Now Available to LBCC!

LBCC students, faculty, and staff now have access to discounted tickets for the upcoming USC Football matchups against  UCLA on November 29. Don’t miss the chance to attend and save $35 on each of your first two tickets—a total savings of $70. Additional seats are

available for purchase, and all tickets will be delivered by email. Tickets are subject to availability.

How to redeem:

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New Cash-to-Card Kiosks Now Available!

Students can now turn cash into a convenient prepaid debit card by visiting the new ReadySTATION kiosks on campus. Kiosks are located at LAC in Building B (next to Basic Needs) and at TTC in Building GG (by the Café). There is no cost to get or use a ReadyCARD Mastercard, and every dollar you load is available to spend. Cards can be used for retail purchases, food, parking, online shopping, and anywhere Mastercard is accepted.

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Learning Communities Family Feud – Thurs., Nov. 20

Join us in W-201 from 1–2 PM for a fun Family-Feud style competition led by Learning Communities (MANA, UMOJA, MSI, Pride Scholars). Students from various learning communities will compete in a friendly event that fosters connection, collaboration, and celebration. No RSVP needed; please feel free to join.

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Long Beach Big Band at Roscoe’s Jazz Lounge – Sun., Dec. 14 

Join us for the Long Beach Big Band (LBBB) at Roscoe’s Jazz Lounge from 6:00–9:00 PM, with opening jazz ensembles from Long Beach Polytechnic High School. The LBBB is a collective of local jazz musicians exploring unique and inventive music for big band. Cover is $15, or $10 for students. 

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Eggnog: A Holiday Mystery – Sun., Dec. 7 

Long Beach City College invites you to a festive holiday performance, Eggnog: A Holiday Mystery, presented by the LBCC Wind Ensemble, conducted by Brian Hamilton, and the LBCC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Roger Przytulski. This event will be held on Sunday, December 7, 2025 at 2:00 PM in the LAC Auditorium (Building J).  

Don’t miss out! Get your tickets here!

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NAHM Sip N Paint – Thurs., Nov. 20 

Celebrate Native American and Indigenous Heritage Month at Sip N Paint in LAC M114 from 2:00–4:00 PM. The Sip N Paint workshop series is designed to provide the campus community with an opportunity to engage their creative sides while sharing space with good people. All participants are provided with a canvas, paints, and materials to unwind while enjoying artistic expression, good company, food, and sparkling cider. RSVP HERE

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NAHM Sip N Science – Wed., Nov. 19 

Join us for Sip N Science at LAC D135 from 5:30–6:30 PM. Nicholas Rajen (member of the Navajo Nation and Kinyaa’áanii Diné/East Indian) will talk about his career and background in soils research and provide a demonstration of foil food web microscopy. The Sip N Science workshop series is designed to engage the LBCC community in science while showing that it is fun and interesting for everyone through non-technical, science-themed talks that anyone can understand. 

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NAHM Karaoke Night – Tues., Nov. 18 

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Karaoke Night at LAC B206 in the Social Justice Intercultural Center (SJIC) from 4:00–5:30 PM. The Karaoke/Open Mic series is designed to share space in a celebratory way to elevate the voices of and highlight the talent in our campus community. 

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NAHM Meet Your Village: Beading Workshop – Tues., Nov. 18 

Join us for a Meet Your Village Beading Workshop at LAC A Courtyard from 1:00–3:30 PM. The Meet Your Village workshop series is designed to provide the campus community with an opportunity to meet peers, staff, faculty, and administrators who identify as they do. It is one of many ways to know that you have a village that is proud of you, supports you, and is here for you. You belong here! 

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Satellites: Adjunct Art Exhibition
Nov 6 - Dec 10, 2025

The LBCC Art Gallery proudly presents Satellites, a dynamic exhibition showcasing the creative talents of our Visual and Media Arts adjunct faculty. Like satellites, these artists travel their own arcs across the city—crossing freeways, weaving through neighborhoods, and carrying the weather of their studios with them—before converging in Long Beach to share their work.
 

This diverse constellation features works across a wide range of disciplines, including photography, jewelry and metalsmithing, photography, media arts, sculpture, printmaking, drawing, painting, costume design, set design, ceramics and film. Each piece is a transmission from a unique vantage point, bearing the textures of its maker’s daily landscape, the imprint of their community, and the hum of ideas gathered along the way.
 

Satellites is both a convergence and a celebration: a moment when the rich artistic voices shaping our classrooms align in a shared orbit, inspiring the next generation of creators before returning to their own circuits in the ever-expanding field of art.

Exhibition date: Nov 6th to Dec 10, 2025

Opening reception: Thurs, Nov 6th, 2025 from 5-7pm

Artist talk: Saturday, Nov 15th, 2025 from 1-3pm

(562) 938-4872
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Donate to the Daisy Johnson Memorial Scholarship 

The Daisy Johnson Musical Theater Scholarship honors the vibrant spirit and exceptional talent of Daisy Johnson, a beloved LBCC student whose passion for the stage inspired everyone around her. Created in her memory after her unexpected passing, this scholarship supports aspiring musical theater students who embody Daisy’s dedication, creativity, and joy. Daisy’s light continues to shine through our performing arts students and lives on in every note and curtain call. If you would like to make a monetary donation, please Donate Here.  

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We Want to Hear From You!   

LBCC is partnering with Confluence Rising (formerly known as CCEJ) to facilitate a dialogue about gender equity within the LBCC Campus Community.  To gather as much feedback as possible, we are asking campus constituents (students, staff, faculty, and administrators) to complete a climate survey and/or participate in a listening session.  Listening sessions are offered by campus role (student, staff, faculty, manager) as well as by identity-specific affiliations.  Please sign up now:  

Listening Session Sign-Up 

Climate Survey 

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Midterms Got You Stressed? We’ve Got You Covered! 

Midterms are here, but you don’t have to face them alone! The Multidisciplinary Success Center (MDSC) is here to help you stay focused and confident. Get tutoring and academic support. Strengthen your study skills! Find a quiet place to focus or ask questions. You’ve got this, Vikings, and we’ve got your back! Visit www.lbcc.edu/mdsc for hours and locations!

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Visit the MDSC: Your One-Stop for Academic Success!

Visit the Multidisciplinary Success Center in L212 (LAC) and EE-206 (TTC) to access our amazing services and resources:

  • Academic Support – Tutoring in multiple subjects, Supplemental Learning Assistance
  • Study Resources – Study rooms, laptops, computers
  • Course Materials – Calculators, safety goggles, anatomy & science models
  • Snacks, charging stations, and more! Visit www.lbcc.edu/mdsc for hours and locations!
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Bookstore Hours for Summer

Please note that bookstore hours at TTC this summer are Monday-Tuesday, 9 a.m. – 2p.m., and Wednesday-Thursday, 11 a.m. -5 p.m. Hours at LAC are Monday – Thursday, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

For more information, please call (562) 938-4223 or visit www.LBCC.BNCollege.com.

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Student-Parenting Hub Opens at TTC

The new Student-Parenting Hub has officially opened at TTC in BB-208. If you are a student who is also a parent, stop by to learn about various support available. Check out this page for more details or call (562) 938-5985.

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Dual Enrollment Registration Lab – Online & In-Person
Early College Initiatives

We invite Middle and High School students to be one step ahead and sign up for courses at our Dual Enrollment Registration Labs. We offer virtual and in-person support. 

Register Here
See PDF Flyer Here

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Join the Pride Scholars Learning Community

If you identify as LGBTQIA+ or are an ally, consider joining the LBCC Pride Scholars Learning Community in the Fall of 2025. Take courses that fulfill GE requirements and emphasize LGBTQIA+ identity, social movements and evolving community issues while building community and developing mentorships. Get more information via Dorian Escamilla at d2escamilla@lbcc.edu.

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Campus Safety Escort Program Reminder

The Campus Safety Escort Program is available to the campus community during the winter term, Monday through Friday, from 6 pm to 11 pm to provide a safe, reliable, and time-efficient way to get around campus during the evening. To request an escort, please call (562) 938-4100.