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An ‘Army of One’ No Longer: How Two Veterans Made The Transition From Soldier To Student

Pursuing higher education as a veteran is reintegration — and it requires finding your community.

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Get our ‘How To Get To College In California’ Guide For Adults

No matter how old you are, or where you’re starting, this comprehensive booklet is filled with useful resources.

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Once 'A Closet,' CSU Long Beach's Food Pantry Keeps Growing

An extension of the college's successful food pantry, the new demonstration kitchen is the latest effort at addressing food insecurity.

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When It Comes To CSU Women’s Centers, What’s With All The Vanishing Acts?

Given the sexual harassment scandal that recently toppled the CSU’s chancellor and the upcoming Supreme Court decision poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, faculty say the closures are "pretty scary — and symbolic.”

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LAUSD Again Delays COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate. A Poll Shows Public Is Divided On The Requirement

Clear, but slim, majorities of L.A. city and county adults favor the mandates, but parents of school-aged kids are split, according to an LMU poll.

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Why This Year's LAUSD Election Isn't The Slugfest Over Charter Schools We've Come To Expect

Over the last decade, the electoral proxy war between charter advocates and teachers union groups has been a basic fact of L.A. Unified School District politics. But a pandemic can change a lot.

A series of campaign mailers, all printed on glossy cardstock pages, are spread on the floor. Both feature women posed smiling toward the camera and campaign messages for the candidates, Rocío Rivas and María Brenes.

California Expanding Community College Baccalaureate Programs

California community colleges are expanding their bachelor's degree offerings in hopes of filling the demand for a more advanced workforce and improving equity.

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This Proposal Could Solve Health Insurance Problem For Part-time Community College Faculty

New data supports Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposal to give an additional $200 million for part-time community college faculty health insurance.

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Some California School Districts That Grew During The Pandemic Feel Shortchanged

California froze funding to its school districts at pre-pandemic enrollment — a help to most schools, but not for those gaining students.

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LAUSD Will Pay For High Speed Internet In Every Student Household, For A Year

The district estimates one in five LAUSD students lacks internet at home or has substandard service, but its leader says this is a national issue, not just a local one.

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