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Over a thousand students representing each of the state’s higher education institutions have convened in Sacramento for a day of protest, calling for increased state support for higher education.
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A state constitutional amendment that would allow California’s institutions of public education to give preferential treatment based on race and ethnicity, passed the state Senate Committee on Education July 3.
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Around 40 UC Berkeley students departed for Sacramento Monday morning to take part in the 2013 March for Higher Education – a lobbying effort aimed at increasing state funding for higher education.
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The California State University plans to accept no new students at most of its campuses for the spring 2013 semester and place all fall 2013 applicants on a waitlist, a top CSU administrator said Monday. According to Robert Turnage, the CSU assistant vice chancellor for budget, the plan would close
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Student leaders from California’s public higher education systems sent an open letter to Gov. Jerry Brown Thursday which criticized him for failing to directly communicate with students about legislation that will impact future education funding. Frustrated by tuition increases and cuts to the state’s higher education budget, the presidents of
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