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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.
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The yearly Clery reports tally the number of violent incidents reported at colleges and universities. Officials say some incidents, like rape, go underreported.
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California Indian Nations College is a new public college founded to serve Native Americans. Students say it's a big change from campuses where no one understands Native culture.
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The University of California could be the first system to get rid of the SAT and ACT as a qualification for admissions.
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State-required safety plans offer guidance, but the decision is largely up to the individual school.
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Timothy P. White spurred graduation rates to all-time highs -- but there was criticism, too
