Quirky characters and overstated physical expressions in LBCC’s production of Shakespeare’s play “Much Ado About Nothing” had the audience laughing out loud throughout the two-hour play on ...

Visit the post for more.The Viking is published by Journalism 80, 81, 82, 83, 86, 87 and 88 students of the LBCC Journalism Department, with funding from the ...

Honors student Jasani Cole, left, and Veteran James Goodman, right, celebrate while exiting the stage during the graduation ceremony at Veterans Memorial Stadium on Thursday. (Rafael Gomez) ...

From left: Rahkeen Moore, Cordae Jones, Equipment Technician Jimmie Flowers, and Ky’len Bennett celebrate during the processional march during the 2025 graduation at Veterans Memorial Stadium… ...

LAPD officers block protesters in front of the Wilshire Federal Building, next to the LAPD Metropolitan Detention Center. Protesters called for the end of ICE raids in Los Angeles County on June 8.

An anti-ICE protestor marches in the streets of Los Angeles after being deterred from the Wilshire Federal Building by police on Tuesday.(Sam Villa) Letters addressing concerns about the use of ...

CORRECTION: A previous version of this story failed to state why this was the last graduation ceremony held at Veterans Memorial Stadium. LBCC celebrated more than 3,200 graduates with over 1,000 ...

LBCC's 2025 Valedictorian Lolita Mojica tosses her graduation cap while sitting at a table with podcasting equipment. Mojica graduated as the former editor-in-chief of the Viking News and has been a ...

Flavorful, authentic, health-centered, and quick, Appu’s Turmeric Cafe calls their menu “Indo-Mexican,” after observing their audience’s need for a quick and yummy meal while still keeping the inte… ...

Jazz musicians and guest speakers Nicole McCabe, right, and Logan Kane, left, performing at the LBCC Jazz workshop. The guest speakers were brought in to share about their experience as professional ...

A file photo shows a police car on campus. A man with a machete was arrested at LAC earlier today. (Destiny Garcia) A man carrying a machete at LAC was arrested by Long Beach Police at 9:02 a.m today.

Featured artist Juan Pablo Rodriguez Villegas used the current political climate of the United States to create an art piece that addressed immigration issues and the stigma around immigrants.