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The Chicano activist influenced many fellow students before his life was cut short at age 21.
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Players earn points, badges and actual cash for learning about how to adapt to college's academic, financial, and social challenges.
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A new study finds that half of California community college students struggle to pay for food, more than half have trouble paying their rent and nearly one in five are homeless.
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They're one of several local universities recruiting Native Americans, opening campuses to tribes, appointing advisors and returning remains.
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The university has been embroiled in a string of scandals over the past five years.
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The head of California's community colleges calls on the state's 115 campuses to delay asking job applicants about criminal history until they're making a job offer.
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About one-fourth of California's 60,000 foster youth are now enrolled at a community college. The state is spending millions of dollars a year on programs to help them make it to graduation.
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Everything from assistance in getting housing, to advice on academics, to psychological help.
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USC created a telephone hotline for women to report abuse by the campus gynecologist, but some women say it failed to address their needs at a vulnerable time and left them feeling betrayed.
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A second year of free community college tuition in California? It's in the works. But a lot of students will be left out.
