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“Growing up Ali had always felt shame for not excelling academically, so she used art as a medium to express herself. Ha...
12/12/2024

“Growing up Ali had always felt shame for not excelling academically, so she used art as a medium to express herself. Happiness, sadness, anger, and frustration. Any emotion she would feel, she would connect and speak through the material she was working with.”

Read the full story, “Susanna Ali’s Ever-Changing Artistic Roadmap”, now on digmaglb.com! 🌟

Story by Aster Hallas
Photos by Yael Mcshane Wulfhart

Get a head start on your fitness journey before the year ends at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center (SRWC) at CS...
12/11/2024

Get a head start on your fitness journey before the year ends at the Student Recreation and Wellness Center (SRWC) at CSULB! Besides an indoor track, fitness/nutrition evaluations, and a wide-array of weight-lifting machines, the SRWC offers specialized classes to help you reach your fitness goals.

Interested in knowing more about the SRWC classes have to offer? Read more at digmaglb.com!🏋🏽‍♀️🏃🏼‍♀️

Story and photo by Tazmin McGill
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In honor of CSULB’s 75th anniversary, Lei Madrigal spoke with her grandmother, who was a student at CSULB in the 1970s, ...
12/09/2024

In honor of CSULB’s 75th anniversary, Lei Madrigal spoke with her grandmother, who was a student at CSULB in the 1970s, and reflected on how student life and campus culture have evolved since its early years.

Read the full story now online at digmaglb.com! 🤎

Story by Lei Madrigal
Photo Courtesy of Robin Jones


Are you a French Bulldog lover? So are Dan and Amy, founders of SoCal French Beachdogs! Over the years, Dan and Amy have...
12/06/2024

Are you a French Bulldog lover? So are Dan and Amy, founders of SoCal French Beachdogs! Over the years, Dan and Amy have created a community surrounding French Bulldog lovers to meet right here in Long Beach at Rosie’s Dog Beach!

Want to be a part of the SoCal French Beachdog community? Read more about their story at digmaglb.com!🐶🏖️

Story and photo by Tazmin McGill

The Seal Beach Animal Care Center (SBACC) is passionate towards finding homes for all of their animals and advocating fo...
12/05/2024

The Seal Beach Animal Care Center (SBACC) is passionate towards finding homes for all of their animals and advocating for their shelter to be pro-life and no-kill. For animals that have been abused, abandoned or neglected, they can find their new homes at SBACC.

Find out more about the Seal Beach Animal Care Center at digmaglb.com!🐶🐱

Story and photo by Fatima Durrani

Looking for new places to try? Grill ‘Em All is an alternative burger joint located right at the shoreline, where throug...
12/04/2024

Looking for new places to try? Grill ‘Em All is an alternative burger joint located right at the shoreline, where through their menu, they invoke the spirit of metal! 🎸

Check out our story online to read more about what Grill ‘Em All has to offer! 🍔

We’re celebrating the launch of our winter magazine! ☃️ Stop by the bookstore tomorrow from 12-2 p.m. for some fun craft...
12/03/2024

We’re celebrating the launch of our winter magazine! ☃️ Stop by the bookstore tomorrow from 12-2 p.m. for some fun crafts, goodie bags, photobooth opportunities, and more! ❄️

all of us here at DIG hope you all have a very good and relaxing fall break! 🩵 🩵 🩵
11/22/2024

all of us here at DIG hope you all have a very good and relaxing fall break! 🩵 🩵 🩵

“It felt like holding onto coupons that were all expired, or looking through photographs that I couldn’t quite remember ...
11/21/2024

“It felt like holding onto coupons that were all expired, or looking through photographs that I couldn’t quite remember taking. I felt trapped between two worlds: the one I knew and the one I couldn’t access.”

Don’t forget to grab a copy of our new winter issue that you can read over break! ❄️

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With the mission to reduce the pesticides on CSULB’s landscape, the Re:Wild Club is paving the way for more conscious ec...
11/20/2024

With the mission to reduce the pesticides on CSULB’s landscape, the Re:Wild Club is paving the way for more conscious eco-friendly efforts. Hoping to be pesticide-free by 2030, Re:Wild not only wants to eliminate harmful pesticides, but also wants to reintroduce California native plant species.

Read more about the Re:Wild Club’s journey and mission at digmaglb.com!🌱

Story by Daniel Peters

“Eventually, I came clean with everything I was feeling and experiencing. How I was struggling to retain anything new an...
11/20/2024

“Eventually, I came clean with everything I was feeling and experiencing. How I was struggling to retain anything new and I couldn’t do anything to stop it. Moments would flash before my eyes, leaving me even more confused whether my brain is making this up, or if this is something really happened to me.”

Read more of Ulku’s personal essay in our newest winter issue. ☃️

           

“Amnesia felt like an endless game of hide-and-seek…”Read Ulku’s full story, “While I Wait To Remember”, in print in our...
11/15/2024

“Amnesia felt like an endless game of hide-and-seek…”

Read Ulku’s full story, “While I Wait To Remember”, in print in our new winter 2024 issue or online at digmag.com 🩵

“I was beginning to understand that recovery wasn’t just about reclaiming what was lost; it was also about rediscovering...
11/14/2024

“I was beginning to understand that recovery wasn’t just about reclaiming what was lost; it was also about rediscovering myself in the spaces in between.”

Make sure to grab a copy of our new winter issue now on campus! 💜

Braided styles have been embedded in the Black community for ages, and there has been an incredibly rich history behind ...
11/14/2024

Braided styles have been embedded in the Black community for ages, and there has been an incredibly rich history behind it all. Now, braids have become much more than just protecting your hair, but for personal expression and style.

Hear from CSULB students on their loc journeys at digmaglb.com!✨

Story and photo by Tazmin McGill

“I wanted to trust myself, and I did, eventually. I stopped denying the inevitable truth and stopped chasing what I had ...
11/13/2024

“I wanted to trust myself, and I did, eventually. I stopped denying the inevitable truth and stopped chasing what I had lost. No matter how big the damage may have been, I was still here. I am still here.”

Read more about Ulku’s inspiring story at digmaglb.com.💙

Looking to get some new ink? We’ve got the list of queer-friendly tattoo parlors you have to try out! Not only do these ...
11/13/2024

Looking to get some new ink? We’ve got the list of queer-friendly tattoo parlors you have to try out! Not only do these shops have great artists, but they provide a safe space for clients to express themselves and explore their tattoo desires.

Check out the full list of tattoo shops at digmaglb.com! ✒️

Story and photo by Aster Hallas
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Looking for some new atmospheric tunes to listen to? Check out Los Angeles based band, Healing Gems! Starting in one of ...
11/12/2024

Looking for some new atmospheric tunes to listen to? Check out Los Angeles based band, Healing Gems! Starting in one of the bandmates’ basement back in 2015, Healing Gems has produced three EPs and their newest album, “Fiesta Pack.”

Want to hear more about Healing Gems? Read more about their story at digmaglb.com!🎸🥁🎤

Story and photo by Luis Castilla
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