EdSource March 17, 2021 By Ashley A. Smith, Michael Burke, and Larry Gordon For many, the coronavirus pandemic was expected to last a few weeks, at most. Instead, after more than a year, it’s completely changed higher education in a way that will persist even after campuses have repopulated and California and the U.S. reach

The California Aggie March 8, 2021 By Annette Campos Students say the pandemic and increased housing insecurity have contributed to the need to increase the grant, which provides aid to many UC Davis students The UC Student Association, in partnership with the UC, has launched the Double the Pell campaign as part of a nationwide

The Chronicle of Higher Education February 26, 2021 By Eric Kelderman Last May, just weeks after college campuses shuttered in response to the coronavirus, the California State University system announced a decision that would send a sort of ripple across the nation’s higher-education landscape. Long before many institutions had set their plans — and despite

Daily Titan February 15, 2021 By Michelle Ibañez Efforts to allow students to identify as Southwest Asian and North African (SWANA), instead of identifying as white on the Cal State application continue. A Cal State Fullerton student presented the possible passing of the resolution to the Cal State Student Association (CSSA) on Saturday. “Since our

EdSource January 15, 2021 By Andrew Reed EdSource: We asked leaders from California’s institutions, policy and advocacy organizations for their thoughts on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s postsecondary budget proposal. Their responses are presented below in no particular order. Scroll down and click on the photos to read their thoughts on the governor’s plans for postsecondary education.

LAist January 11, 2021 By Adolfo Guzman-Lopez The digital divide that has widened during the pandemic has been more than a stumbling block for many college students trying to adjust to online learning -- it's been a closed gate. But there could be at least some relief in sight from the federal government. The coronavirus

Six days before its application window closes, the California State University system serving nearly half a million students has announced a plan for all 23 of its campuses to reopen next fall after more than a year of virtual instruction amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The early announcement is aimed at helping students and families as

Daily Titan November 8, 2020 By Austin Weatherman & Natalie Solano Students came together in a virtual town hall with Cal State University Chancellor Timothy White hosted by Zahraa Khuraibet, president of the Cal State Student Association, to answer questions surrounding virtual instruction. In a message to students, White announced on Sept. 10 that all

LAist September 23, 2020 By Adolfo Guzman-Lopez After a nearly year-long search, California State University trustees on Wednesday picked Cal State Fresno President Joseph I. Castro as the new chancellor of the 23-campus system. "I'm excited and honored to be the first California native and first Mexican American to serve as the chancellor of the California State

The Boar September 18, 2020 By Edouard Johnson California State University (CSU), with almost 500,000 students, recently announced that it will continue with online teaching into the spring semester. The university’s chancellor, Timothy White, said he was acting well ahead of the rest other US institutions because of the persistent health threat and the need to give CSU