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Long Beach City College Breaks Ground on New Student Housing Complex
New $127 Million Complex to be First-Ever Student Housing on LBCC Campus
Long Beach City College (LBCC) held a groundbreaking ceremony today for its new Liberal Arts Campus Student Housing Complex, marking a transformative step in providing housing for students for the first time in the college’s history.
“Today’s groundbreaking is a direct result of our community’s belief in Long Beach City College as a caretaker of our common good,” said Uduak-Joe Ntuk, President of the LBCC Board of Trustees. “Voters entrusted us with this investment, and together with our partners at the City of Long Beach and CSULB, we are turning that trust into a place where generations of students can live, learn, and thrive. This is what it looks like when a community invests in its own future.”
Long Beach City College and St. Anthony High School Partner to Keep Viking Football at Home in Long Beach
St. Anthony to Host Viking Football Games During Construction of LBCC’s New Stadium Athletic Sports Complex
LONG BEACH, Calif. – As Long Beach City College (LBCC) begins a historic transformation of its athletics facilities, a new partnership with St. Anthony High School will allow Viking student-athletes to continue training and competing right here in Long Beach. During the 2026 season, St. Anthony will serve as the home site for LBCC Football games and provide practice space for the college’s men’s and women’s track and field programs while Veterans Memorial Stadium is closed for construction of LBCC’s new Stadium Athletic Sports Complex.
Long Beach City College Celebrates Renaming of Lew Davis Street to Beverly O’neill Way
Long Beach Elected Officials, Members of the O'Neill Family, and Local Community Gathered to Celebrate the Future Beverly O'Neill Way
Long Beach City College (LBCC) celebrated the renaming of Lew Davis Street to Beverly O’Neill Way during a fundraising dinner on Thursday, October 1, at the Liberal Arts Campus. The renaming honors O’Neill’s legacy as a former LBCC Superintendent-President and three-term Mayor of the City of Long Beach, recognizing her decades of leadership and public service to the college and the greater Long Beach community.