Indie rock artist Jasmine Mae performed an acoustic version of her original songs “immortal,” “dogs” and her latest release “slide” on the latest episode of Small Sounds. Mae also spoke about her ...

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The Viking is published by Journalism 80, 81, 82, 83, 86, 87 and 88 students of the LBCC Journalism Department, with funding from the Associated Student Body ...

The Viking is published by Journalism 80, 81, 82, 83, 86, 87 and 88 students of the LBCC Journalism Department, with funding from the Associated Student Body ...

A long line travels down the hallway, as people wait for the staff to work through technical difficulties at the soft opening of the bakery at Long Beach City College on Sept. 21, 2022 Rene Trujill… ...

Long Beach City College women’s basketball freshman guard Brillana Boyd posted a 17-point, 13-rebound double-double to help give the Vikings an 81-59 victory over Cerritos. Two of Boyd’s teammates ...

The glamorous view of palm trees and green grass outside of Long Beach City College does not reflect the real state of sanitation on campus. Between dirty bathrooms that do not have paper towels ...

Correction: A previous version of this article included the incorrect headline “Undefeated former U.S. Sumo Open champion returns for title at 2023 competition” it has now been updated to reflect ...

In 2015, a current LBCC Trustee filmed a video of Kamala Harris’ then opponent in the senate election performing a racist gesture at the California Democratic Convention, which ultimately led to ...

The horticulture department’s greenhouse houses greenery at the Pacific Coast Campus in Long Beach. The horticulture program hosted their annual welcome back event on Sept. 14, 2023. (Kassie Sainz) A ...

The story of former LBCC student turned entrepreneur Marida Ngov, starts with two refugees fleeing the oppressive rule of the Khmer Rouge in a war-torn Cambodia in the 1970s. Ngov’s mother, Salouen ...