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LBCC Viking News is the student-run news publication of Long Beach City College, and you can follow it in several ways: browse the site by section, search for specific stories, subscribe through its social accounts on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube, or reach the publication through its About and Contact pages. A login option also exists for site users, though the available information does not specify what an account unlocks or whether registration is open to everyone.
What LBCC Viking News Covers
The publication organizes its coverage into a fixed set of sections, so you can go straight to the topic you care about instead of scrolling through everything.
| Section | What it typically contains |
|---|---|
| News | Campus and local reporting, including public safety incidents and student government |
| Sports | LBCC athletics coverage and game results |
| Lifestyle | Local events, community features, and campus life |
| Small Sounds Podcast | Audio content produced by the publication |
| Opinion | Commentary and columns |
Recent headlines give a sense of the mix: a report on an LBCC student struck by a car in a Carson Street crosswalk, coverage of a Special Olympics Plane Pull that raised more than $267,000, and a feature on the Belmont Shore Car Show. Sports and lifestyle stories appear alongside campus news, so the site functions as a general student news outlet rather than a single-beat publication.
How to Follow New Content
The site surfaces fresh material in a few places, which is useful if you want to check for updates without hunting through menus.
- Trending Now highlights a small set of current stories near the top of the page.
- Latest Stories lists the most recent items with dates, so you can tell at a glance how current the coverage is.
- Section pages let you follow one beat, such as Sports or Lifestyle, rather than the whole site.
- Search is available from the main navigation if you are looking for a specific story or subject.
If you prefer updates pushed to you rather than checking back, the publication maintains accounts on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube. Following any of those is the most direct way to see new stories without revisiting the homepage.
How to Contact the Publication
The main navigation includes both an About page and a Contact page. The About page is the place to look for information about who runs the publication and its role at the college; the Contact page is where you would go to send a question, tip, or correction.
One thing worth knowing before you rely on it: the available site information confirms these pages exist but does not list a specific email address, phone number, or office location. If you need a direct contact method, open the Contact page itself rather than assuming a general college address will reach the newsroom.
What the Login Option Means
The site shows a Log In link and a sign-in form with fields for a username and password, plus a password recovery option. What that account actually does is not described in the available information — it could be tied to commenting, story submissions, or internal use. Treat the login as an existing feature rather than a confirmed reader benefit, and use the public sections and social accounts if you only want to read and follow coverage.
A Practical Way to Use the Site
If your goal is simply to keep up with LBCC Viking News:
- Start on the homepage and scan Trending Now and Latest Stories for what is current.
- Pick the section that matches your interest — News, Sports, Lifestyle, Small Sounds Podcast, or Opinion.
- Use Search when you want a specific story rather than browsing.
- Follow one or more of the social accounts for updates without checking back manually.
- Use About and Contact when you need to understand the publication or reach the people behind it.
The main limitation to plan around is that contact details and the purpose of the login are not spelled out in the site information available here, so those two items are best confirmed directly on the Contact page and the sign-in flow.