Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

As community college enrollment has dropped around California, one local campus has taken a 'customer service' approach to retaining students and encouraging new ones to enroll.

University “survivors’ advocates” help students get support for sexual abuse, sexual harassment.

Outreach improves as universities shift sexual abuse and harassment support online, but other students fall through the cracks.

Recommendations included overhauls to employee and student training on sexual violence and more transparency on efforts to prevent incidents.

The State Auditor's recommendations included overhauls to employee and student training on sexual violence and more transparency on efforts to prevent incidents.

Returning to in-person instruction will be a big job for colleges. UC administrators discussed what to keep and what to discard from the current online learning experience.

UC faculty say return to in-person classes in fall won’t be risk free. Many reopening details need to be worked out.

For first time college students to receive federal $50 broadband reimbursement through federal COVID relief bill.

Low-income college students could get $50 broadband reimbursement from federal COVID relief bill.

There's no official word yet on whether in-person classes will resume, but UC campus leaders are discussing scenarios such as keeping large lecture-hall classes online and conducting some courses outdoors.

Vulnerable students managed to balance work, family, and college before the pandemic. After, it was too much for many of them.

Online classes are a poor substitute for the full campus experience, and taking classes remotely in the middle of the night from overseas adds to the difficulty.