Education

African American students and staff at one college are responding to the COVID-19 crisis by doing more to support each other.

Three-quarters of parents polled still say their schools are doing a “good” or “excellent” job handling the crisis.

Santa Monica College organized a drive-through pop up to give away hundreds of meals and more to its students.

UC drops C grade minimum for required 12th grade classes, and won't require standardized tests for next year's applicants.

A significant part of financial aid is used by students for non-tuition costs such as rent, food, and transportation.

UC student leaders asked the university system to give student workers paid leave, emergency housing and other aid to ease coronavirus impacts.

The Malibu campus told it's 2,400 students to leave by 3 p.m. on Sunday as it moves its classes online on Monday.

Here's a list of how local colleges are responding to the spreading coronavirus.

USC moves 7,000 classes online for three days this week, joining Columbia, Princeton, and others.

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