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A group of South Asian faculty members say Cal State’s focus on caste is itself discriminatory.
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Enrollment in the U.S. has dropped by over a million students since the fall of 2019, and California accounts for about a quarter of the plunge.
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Unlike public universities, local community colleges have been slow to update their vaccination policies.
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A new program launched by the school aims to assist young kids who’ve struggled during the pandemic.
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The SAT, a college admissions exam long associated with paper and pencil, will soon go all-digital.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom imposed a mandate by executive order — which means parents can still legally opt their kids out. A new proposal would close that loophole.
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Cal State is the largest university system to ban discrimination based on caste.
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Parents’ stress level is rising with the number of coronavirus cases. Researchers say this strain will outlast the pandemic without systematic changes.
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From graduation ceremonies to course syllabi, formal land acknowledgment statements are all over Southern California campuses. But is "optical allyship" enough to honor indigenous history?
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The teacher shortages and unprecedented absenteeism are disrupting learning, extending the long-term academic fallout of COVID-19.
