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Rife with infighting, Oakland community college district at risk of losing local control

By Michael Burke | EdSource | January 7, 2021
In the last two years, three chancellors have left the district, home to four East Bay colleges, after conflicts with board leadership.
California

California college freshmen find alternatives to campus life in a virtual world, while mourning campus life

By Ashley A. Smith | CalMatters | December 22, 2020
First-year students are finding college in a pandemic can be isolating, but campus clubs and organizations are working hard to recreate community online.
College

Fauci: Vaccines should allow CA colleges to teach in-person next fall

By Maddie Beck | CalMatters | December 18, 2020
While coronavirus cases are surging across California and overwhelming intensive care units, the country's top infectious disease expert is cautiously optimistic that college students can return to campus in the fall.
College

As cases rise, college students take COVID-19 prevention into their own hands

By Matthew Reagan, Hannah Getahun and Maddie Beck | CALmatters | December 4, 2020
While images of maskless, partying coeds have gone viral this semester, other students are working to keep themselves and their peers safe from COVID-19.
College

Fewer internships for Bay Area high school seniors to boost college apps

By Laurence Du Sault | CalMatters | November 24, 2020
For some students, it feels like the challenges have gotten even tougher: Amid the pandemic-fueled economic downturn, the volume of internship openings has plummeted.
California

Amid pandemic fears of student loss, University of California enrollment remains flat

By Michael Burke | EdSource | November 20, 2020
UC system sees slight increase in first-year enrollment this fall, beating back concerns about a potential COVID enrollment hit.
California

Ready for a ‘real’ college experience, transfer students find their hopes dashed

By Omar Rashad | CalMatters | November 9, 2020
Across California, college transfer rates have not dampened, but students face distance learning instead of hoped-for on-campus experience.
College

University of California expands list of courses that meet math requirement for admission

By Sydney Johnson | EDSource | November 9, 2020
Under the new rules, data science, computer science, statistics and other quantitative reasoning courses can fulfill requirements.
College

With test scores out, college essays count more this year

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | October 30, 2020
With SAT/ACT scores optional or totally off the table during the coronavirus pandemic, many colleges look to applicant essays in decisions.
education

Challenging the model minority myth: Asian-American students divided over affirmative action

By Janelle Marie Salanga | October 28, 2020
Some Asian American students and academics say they have been unfairly lumped together in discussions around Prop 16.
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