A quick look at the inner workings of the Queen Mary and what working staff admire most about Long Beach’s historical legend.

From collectibles to unique personally made pieces, you are sure to find something that calls to you at an antique store.

The dancers of Grupo Folklórico Mexica de CSULB are keeping traditions alive while leaving toxic machismo ideals in the past.

Julie Darrell and Charles Moore support the eco-conscious consumers of Long Beach and hope to inspire sustainability for all.

These three comic shops in Long Beach and the surrounding areas have a wide variety of reads to those who want to start their comic journey and even peak their interests in collecting toys, figures and card games.

Photo dumps mark a shift in online culture and the way we use social media. Are they really as casual as they seem?

Meet a local legend in the surf scene, Bolsa Dave.

With the threat of the movies shutting down during the pandemic it seems the movie theaters are back. With the return of the movies many now dress up in costume to see films.

A round-up of beautiful places to exercise, relax and sight-see before diving into the semester.

A look into dance, culture, and community at CSULB.

A mere glance at a childhood object often takes us back to the days when the world was more colorful, reminding us how our inner child never truly disappears.

From battle-ready action figurines to rosy-cheeked plushies, toys of all kinds appeal to people of all ages. Collecting such trinkets allows many individuals to reconnect with their inner child and pine for their childhood.

Students from the CSULB campus answer a spooky question for Dig Mag’s childhood issue. “What seemingly innocent childhood movie or movie scene scarred you as a kid and why?”

Are dating apps changing the way that we seek relationships? Or more importantly, are they changing how younger people form partnerships overall—not just romantically?

Brush your bangs down and practice your scowl for the places in Long Beach that are every emo kid’s dream.

Explore nostalgic novelties and more at the Y2K Beach Flea Market in Long Beach.

Books from childhood shaped the mindset and careers of students at the Comparative Literature Club at Long Beach State by inspiring them and helping them find understanding.

CSULB appears to have a host of students who are coming from out-of-state, or even out-of-country. What makes CSULB a prime destination for students traveling thousands of miles?

Learn all about what the moon can do for you metaphysically and spiritually.

Long Beach is a hub for LGBTQ culture. Beyond the gay bars lie a world of places to heal the younger part of oneself, places to heal the queer inner child.