Lawmakers dash to pass more education bills
As legislators returned to the statehouse this week, it marked the four-week dash to decide which bills should be sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom for his signature.
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California lawmakers rush to pass key education bills before deadline
Legislators returned to the statehouse this week for the four-week dash to decide which bills should be sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom for his signature. They’ll have until Aug. 29...
California education briefs: University pay raises, AI companions, immigrants
What counts as a budget cut?
Buffeted by change, California charter schools continue to grow amid scrutiny
California charter schools are having a strong year — at least by one metric: enrollment. As the state’s traditional public school population continues to decline, charter school enrollment has risen...
Federal grant cuts hit California universities hard, putting research in limbo
Noé Crespo, a professor of public health at San Diego State University, was on the verge of cracking a question he had spent years trying to answer.
Future farmers grow real world skills at Cal States’ working farms
In the heart of California’s bountiful Sacramento Valley lies Yuba City, a small town of about 68,000 people that is rich in agriculture and community
Ice cream socials, fights and vomit: Why Cal State resident assistants want to unionize
To be a resident assistant (RA) in a college dorm is to be many things at once. The person who hosts university-approved events — and cleans up after nonsanctioned revelry....
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California college professors have mixed views on AI in the classroom
Since Open AI’s release of ChatGPT in 2022, artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots and models have found their way into the California college systems. These AI tools include language models and image...
Enrollment climbs at some Cal State campuses, tumbles at others
Diego Lopez, a student in his last year at Cal State San Marcos, gives the north San Diego County campus high marks.
