Hundreds of thousands of California students are attending college while still in high school, earning credits and saving tuition. Officials want more to do it.
History professor Heather McCarty, incumbents Aliya Chisti, Alan Wong and Luis Zamora win seats on the seven-member Board of Trustees for City College of SF.
An SF State dean’s post-election email to faculty was meant to be compassionate. Instead, it opened a wound having nothing to do with national politics.
UC workers from pharmacists, dieticians, and optometrists to gardeners and physicians assistants walked off the job Nov. 20 in San Francisco and statewide.
More than 2,000 graduate student workers at Stanford say they will suspend teaching and research beginning Tuesday in a labor dispute with the university.
“Direct admissions” are a simpler way to enroll in college — the school finds you and makes an offer. Even California State University is getting into the act.
With flowers and tears, UC Berkeley’s Jewish students join global remembrances of the Oct. 7, 2023 invasion by Hamas that changed everything for Israel and Gaza
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law that prevents colleges from weighing alumni or donor connections in their admissions decisions. What will that mean?