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The Education Department gathers a massive tranche of civil rights data about public school students. It's now available but harder to parse than in the past.
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Climate change, social issues, and housing costs are increasingly driving the 18-to-24 crowd to the polls.
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College students are getting creative in their effort to get more of their peers to register and turn out to vote this year.
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Money to upgrade and maintain old academic buildings has been slow to come but relief may be in sight.
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How much high school math do you need to get into a Cal State? It's controversial.
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Athletics leaders said there's work to be done to improve college student mental health and prevent student sexual assault.
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Is freezing tuition at $49,000 a year enough to attract working-class high school graduates?
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California's college athletes bill will be the talk of the NCAA's annual convention, which begins today.
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Employees, buildings, students -- where will it go?
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There are about 20,000 students at Cal State San Bernardino. Only 45 are Native American.
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Civil rights groups say the University of California is violating the equal protection clause of the state constitution by using SAT and ACT scores for admissions.
