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A comprehensive undergraduate education for incarcerated women is rare, especially past an associate’s degree.
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"The rigorous study of [hip-hop] culture offers us a wealth of intellectual insight into the massive social and political impact of Black music, Black history and Black people on global culture."
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California needs tens of thousands of teachers and assistants to expand public school to all 4-year-olds. Private and nonprofit preschools worry they’ll lose their staff.
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The waning of pandemic restrictions makes vulnerable students wary.
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Private college students could see more financial aid under a bill under in the state legislature.
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The university system is part of a growing number of institutions rethinking their admissions criteria.
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Parents on some campuses noticed immediate differences in mask-wearing habits. Other teachers said few students had ditched their face coverings so far.
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The new interim chancellor previously served as president of Cal State Northridge.
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The accounts will start with $50 in seed money aimed at putting more students on the path to affording higher ed.
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Despite sinking overall enrollment, some community colleges in California are seeing more students come back. Targeted state aid is likely helping, but so is more in-person instruction.
