November 30, 2022

College honors programs should be inclusive, grassroots and hands-on

Honors education should not be exclusive or pretentious.

Ruma Chopra and Vincent J. Del Casino, Jr.

November 30, 2022

Dual enrollment thrives in Central Valley area where few earn college degrees

Dual enrollment has a large presence in rural, Latino communities of Kern County.

Emma Gallegos

November 28, 2022

Quincy High School A.D. cleared to return to work after investigation into his hiring

Jason Hawkins resigned as San Jose State's baseball coach following an investigation that found he sexually harrassed his players and used racial slurs.

Thomas Peele

November 28, 2022

As tensions mount over final grades, academic researchers and scholars reach tentative agreement with UC

Agreement covers 12,000 of the 48,000 strikers while faculty across the University of California pledged not to submit grades until striking academic workers' demands are met.

Michael Burke And Ashley A. Smith

November 23, 2022

Pandemic impact continues at Cal State with fall 2022 enrollment decline

Enrollment declines continue for the second year across the Cal State system mirroring a national trend.

Ashley A. Smith

November 18, 2022

California community colleges eye a different future amid pandemic disruption

The record pandemic-fueled loss in enrollment has put California Community Colleges at a turning point amid student demands for flexible classes, jobs training and easier paths to universities.

Michael Burke, Daniel J. Willis, EdSource; Debbie Truong, Los Angeles Times

November 16, 2022

UC undergraduate students divided in reaction to strike

As UC strike continues, undergraduates decide between joining the picket line or crossing it to attend classes.

Betty Márquez Rosales

November 15, 2022

University of California disrupted as 48,000 academic workers continue strike

Many classes and programs disrupted across the ten-campus system as strike enters second day.

Emma Gallegos And Betty Márquez Rosales

November 15, 2022

Community colleges must leverage opportunities created by electric vehicle boom for their students

Colleges in underserved areas must prepare their students to seize the opportunities created by the growth in electric vehicles.

Sonya Christian

November 15, 2022

From prison to a campus home: CSU Fullerton welcomes formerly incarcerated students

A student program at CSU Fullerton helps formerly incarcerated students with housing, a critical need for anyone trying to turn their lives around. Similar programs are planned at other Cal State campuses.

Betty Márquez Rosales

November 10, 2022

Dual enrollment: Who's in and who's out?

This map shows each community college district and whether the students enrolled in these programs reflect the demographics of their feeder high schools.

Yuxuan Xie

November 4, 2022

Tiny house construction training has Fresno students dreaming big about their futures

Students are learning trades and skills while hoping to aid the homeless. Plans call for 24 tiny houses in all.

Ashleigh Panoo

November 1, 2022

Fresno State students need affordable housing

Living on campus for at least one year has been proven to increase overall student well-being, feeling of belonging, and academic success.

D'Aungillique Jackson

October 31, 2022

Supreme Court conservative majority signals opposition to affirmative action

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Monday in two affirmative action cases. The six conservative members signaled they may overturn decades of precedent and rule that race-conscious admissions are unlawful.

Michael Burke

October 31, 2022

Study finds college president searches favor white men and offers strategies to change that

A new report outlines the way search for college and university leaders favors white men and offers solutions. It comes at a critical time when top positions are open at the helm of CSU and California Community Colleges and colleges around the state.

Emma Gallegos