Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

Officials say a low-cost, off-campus house for enrolled students at Cal State Fullerton who’ve served time in prison is the only one of its kind in the nation.

About 2,500 Californians are potentially eligible for claims in the settlement. A third party will decide how to distribute up to $800 million.

The new USC President was inaugurated at a lavish ceremony attended by distinguished alumni, trustees, city officials, and the entire campus community.

A showdown between NCAA and California looks more likely as the state is one step away from allowing college athletes to sign endorsement deals.

The author of a state bill that would have opened California community college parking lots next summer to homeless students says he’s shelving the proposal.

A plan to add a year of high school math or math skills to the admissions requirement would disproportionately impact students of color, opponents argued.

Fifty men are now suing USC and former student health doctor Dennis Kelly. Five of them say they complained about improper behavior to university administrators.

People enrolled at A-Technical College, a for-profit school in Huntington Park, say the school been essential to their education.

Carol Folt navigated controversies at the University of North Carolina. She'll need that experience as she settles in as leader of LA's troubled university.

Coping with the first year of community college is tough for most students. Formerly incarcerated students face even more obstacles.

Southern California universities are taking the lead in improving relations with Native American tribes. UCLA is the latest; it created a new position that seeks to increase the number of American Indian students and faculty.

The university has been embroiled in a string of scandals over the past five years.