education

Inside a $17 billion maintenance backlog plaguing California’s universities

Infrastructure issues at California’s public universities are hindering students' and faculty’s ability to learn and work on campus.

Declining enrollment on all three campuses has prompted cuts to academic offerings, staff and faculty.

This is only the beginning of the DOJ's aim to erase “illegal DEI and protecting equality under the law.”

It’s possible that Cal State may take the direct admissions pilot statewide.

Instead of waiting for the system to adapt to their needs, one Piedmonter took matters into their own hands.

Students are scared and aren't sure if the UC will protect them from the federal government.

To prepare the engaged voters of tomorrow, schools must give students real-life, first-hand experience in how government works, and doesn't.

The second largest school district in the Bay Area expects monthly deficit spending to fall from $7 million to $1.2 million.

A bill investing in bilingual education programs is a far cry from the systemic change advocates have called for.

San Francisco Unified, three other Bay Area school districts rank in top 10 in state for number of educators that may be impacted.