CSULB is committed to eliminating barriers and bringing together students from culturally and intellectually diverse backgrounds who work together to address the challenges facing today’s increasingly global world. Students can find outlets for their interests and culture through more than 300 on-campus organizations and support systems that create a collaborative and inclusive society.

The African Student Association Center focuses on the cultural growth and development of the CSULB African community

Asian Pacific Student Resource Center serves to educate and inform the campus wide community of Asian Pacific culture, history and social issues.

More than 3,000 students from 95 countries previously have enrolled at CSULB to pursue their studies, while roughly 1,000 other students and faculty take part in other opportunities facilitated by CIE.

The center provides services, resources and support to undocumented students on campus. Its mission is to empower scholars who are undocumented yet pursuing a higher education degree.

The center provides information on activities, scholarships, courses and other resources.

CSULB’s annual Pow Wow, the largest American Indian springtime social celebration in Southern California, spotlights the university’s American Indian community.