The LBCC Film Club is a student-run organization that meets every Thursday at the Liberal Arts Campus for screenings of culturally significant movies that are voted on by the members of the club.

Long Beach City College unveiled a mystery vehicle at the 35th Belmont Shore Car Show on Sept. 13. The mystery vehicle was unveiled to be a promotional van designed to draw prospective students ...

Vikings men’s soccer forward Giancarlo Murillo scored his third goal of the season to help propel LBCC to a 5-1 victory at home over MiraCosta College on Sept. 8. Despite starting the season with ...

Basic Needs, CARE, CalWorks, and the Student Parent Hub is hosting a campus-wide donation drive throughout September to support LBCC students balancing college with raising children. The ...

An LBCC student was struck by a car that ran a red light while crossing Carson St. at the Liberal Arts Campus on Tuesday at around 1:15 p.m. today. The student is an unidentified ...

The Belmont Shore Car Show, which showcased nearly 800 cars ranging from classic vehicles to LBCC’s very own van, took place Sept. 13 in Long Beach. Since its inception in 1992, the car show has ...

The Special Olympics held a Plane Pull fundraiser on Sept. 12, bringing together teams of volunteers to pull a 62-ton UPS Boeing 757 cargo jet across a 12-foot distance as quickly as possible. The ...

Students at Long Beach City College were welcomed back to the fall semester on Sept. 10 with a build-your-own cereal bowl event hosted by the Pride Lounge. Students were greeted by a table full of ...

Andrea Elmore and Evan Yeh dance at the Latino Heritage Month Kick-Off event on Sept. 10, at Long Beach City College. The event featured music, dancers, food, and clubs celebrating Latinx culture on ...

Luis Moreno views Bianca Berrios' "Resting in Place" at the LBCC art gallery on Sept. 3. (Tobin Ortiz-McLendon) LBCC hosted a student-led art show in the campus art gallery on the Liberal Arts Campus ...

The Viking News is the official student news organization of Long Beach City College. The award winning newspaper publishes Spring, Summer and Fall semesters and is online and on social media daily.

Long Beach City College athletes join Mike Munoz and fellow administrators in digging up the dirt at Veterans Memorial Stadium Sept. 9, for the groundbreaking of the future athletic facility. The $250 ...