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California community colleges to offer limited expansion of fall in-person classes, chancellor says

By Louis Freedberg | EdSource | March 23, 2021
Many courses are likely to be offered in a hybrid mode or remotely, with the final decision for each college shaped by what state and local health officials say is possible.
Bay Area

Mills College announces plan to close, triggering debate about other schools’ futures

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | March 19, 2021
Some experts predict no college closure trend, but others say the pandemic will hasten small colleges’ deaths.
California

How the pandemic changed higher education in California

By Ashley A. Smith, Michael Burke, and Larry Gordon | EdSource | March 19, 2021
Most changes are here to stay, with disability advocates, among others, welcoming more diverse learning formats, including online and recorded lectures, and a deeper focus on student mental health.
California

Colleges offer gift cards, outdoor activities in bid to make spring break a staycation

By Michael Burke and Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | March 18, 2021
Universities and colleges across California want students to ditch flights and a vacation week far from home in a bid to keep coronavirus infection numbers on downward trajectory.
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California educators want Congress to double the maximum Pell Grant award

By Michael Burke | EdSource | March 9, 2021
More than 700,000 students at California’s public colleges and universities currently receive Pell Grants.
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CSU faculty seek paid leave for juggling caretaking and online teaching

By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | March 2, 2021
Women faculty warn that without relief gender inequity in academe may persist
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California colleges slowly begin vaccinating faculty, students — but likely won’t require immunization

By Matthew Reagan, Zaeem Shaikh, Shehreen Karim, Ryan Loyola, Elena Shao, and Mallika Seshadri | CalMatters | February 26, 2021
College leadership, faculty, and students weigh advantages and disadvantages of returning to in-person instruction in the fall.
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Should California get another science-focused university?

By Larry Gordon | EdSource | February 14, 2021
Humboldt State has seen sharp enrollment drops, but a Cal Poly designation might attract more prestige, funding and students.
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Why the University of California has a massive surge in freshman applications

By Michael Burke | EdSource | February 11, 2021
College access experts attribute the massive spike in applications partially to the elimination of the SAT and ACT in admissions.
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Teaching about pandemics and inequality in real-time

By Jodi Benenson and Tara Kolar Bryan, University of Nebraska Omaha | The Conversation | February 5, 2021
A graduate student course centered around pandemics, protest, and policy brought past and current issues together in real time.
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