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California colleges lost millions in humanities purge. Their projects might not recover
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Terminated projects covered a wide variety of topics, from digitizing the history of Catherine the Great at the University of Southern California to the creation of a minor in human rights and border studies at San Diego State University.Education
Ethnic studies was supposed to start in California schools. What happened?
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The state never allotted money for the course, which would have been required for high school graduation starting in 2030.Education
More California high school seniors applied for college financial aid this year than last
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About 340,000 California students completed a financial aid application, up about 11% over last year.California
Where’s the chemistry? Nation’s Report Card shows waning 8th-grade interest in science
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Science uses hands-on and experiential learning, which was hard to replicate during the years of the pandemic and remote learning.budget
OUSD’s budget worse off than once thought; cash reserve plummets as deficits deepen
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The unrestricted general fund, showing a 53% decrease from just one year ago, signals difficult choices ahead.Education
California changed the way it teaches science. But test scores remain low
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In 2019 only 30% of students met the standard on the state exam. Last year, the number had inched up to only 30.7%.Bay Area
People’s Park student housing remains on schedule as UC Berkeley enrollment grows
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The project, which aims to ease the student housing crunch, will provide more than 1,100 beds for undergraduates.berkeley
UC Berkeley receives ‘hostile campus’ label over suppression of anti-genocide speech
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A 2024 CAIR-California report found that 85% of Muslim students at UC Berkeley experienced Islamophobic harassment.Education
