New CSULB Housing Open To Students… And Faculty
With a student population of 38,000, Long Beach State's student body far outpaces the university’s campus housing capacity, which can accommodate approximately 2,000 students. So, the recent opening of the Residential Learning College (RLC) at 4825 E. Pacific Coast Highway was welcome news for students and university officials alike.About 134 students are now living in the building that was once occupied by Brooks College just a mile away from campus. Although the building previously housed students for many years, the newly-renovated RLC is not your typical college dorm. In fact, university officials don’t even refer to it as a dorm; they prefer to call it a learning community. Continue reading Long Beach Post.
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