Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

High school college counselors say seniors make some of the same mistakes every year after receiving college acceptance letters.

California officials want to create a massive new online community college. The college would be marketed to adult learners. But would they do well?

Rising numbers of applications to California State University campuses has led to many students being turned away. Cal State is trying to change that with two proposals unanimously approved by its board.

Whether it's due to fear of deportation or family estrangement, the refusal to fill out the FAFSA keeps some high school seniors from attending college.

Cal State is eliminating remedial classes this coming fall but the replacement courses may not be ready, according to some CSU faculty.

California financial aid officials hope their Race to Submit campaign motivates more high school seniors to apply for financial aid.

Foster youth earn college degrees at rates six times lower than average. Financial aid can be a game changer, but many don’t apply.

In 2008, college students spent $701 a year on textbooks, by one estimate. By 2017, that figure had dropped by more than $100.

There are thousands of job openings yearly for middle-skill jobs in entertainment and digital companies. Community colleges want to train more people to fill them.

A popular program designed to encourage students to enroll in college has been suspended because the classes are taught not by professors but by high school teachers who qualified as faculty.

Four people have accused school board member Christopher Norgaard of sexual harassment. At least two of them are adult employees of the district.

Staffers at various campuses sprang into action to help during recent fires. Officials say their response should be a national model.