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The union’s president said university officials negotiating with the union have “not been honest agents.”
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The omicron variant prompted many universities to issue booster shot mandates and a return to remote learning. In Los Angeles, community colleges are still weighing their options.
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Aquellos que son los primeros en su familia con ingreso universitario suelen distanciarse de sus padres, quienes también suelen mantenerse al margen de su educación, pero esto no tiene porque ser así.
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LAUSD funnels federal Title I funds to archdiocese schools, but a California Department of Education investigation finds the district failed to provide equitable services and “engaged in a pattern of arbitrary unilateral decisions.”
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To keep infections from climbing after winter break, some private schools have also opted to start the semester online.
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The announcement was made Friday.
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The parents of children who are the first in their families to go to college tend to experience a disconnect, but it doesn't have to be this way.
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Spring will have new requirements and in-person delays.
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"We know that millions of student loan borrowers are still coping with the impacts of the pandemic and need some more time before resuming payments," President Biden wrote in a statement.
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The college's board of trustees fired its president last year, but the legal proceedings against its colleagues continue.
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A state audit says four California universities could have received millions more in federal pandemic money and helped more students. University of California and California State University officials could still recoup some of the cash.