Oakland school board approves $103 million in cuts, but details still unclear
The approved cuts come amid several months of financial crisis within the district, which was once projected to run out of cash as early as this fall.
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Wish Book: Bay Area health clinic reduces health disparities through free services
Created in 2022, the Healthy Development Community Clinic at San Jose University has served over 3600 children, youth and families across Santa Clara County through free speech and hearing screenings,...
UC Berkeley settles with Israeli professor in discrimination lawsuit
Yael Nativ sued the university for violating antidiscrimination state employment laws after UC Berkeley allegedly denied her a teaching opportunity because the situation at the school was too "hot" after...
CSU fall enrollment increases for second year, while foreign student enrollment declines
The decline comes as the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration has left colleges across the nation concerned about the impact on international student enrollment.
Cal State faculty criticize presidents’ hefty pay boost amid layoffs, budget shortfall
Faculty and staff across the system condemned the change, arguing it comes amid widespread layoffs, tuition increases and a staggering $2.3 billion budget shortfall.
Trump administration to investigate UC Berkeley over Turning Point USA event
The investigation comes weeks after the campus event sparked protests and resulted in student arrests.
Shutdown proves how much Department of Education is needed, experts say
The former CEO of wrestling giant WWE said now that the shutdown is over, the department is "emboldened" to fulfill President Donald Trump's order to return education to the states.
Investigation into removal of superintendent reveals misuse of public funds, Santa Clara County Office of Ed says
The report's 14 findings say that under former superintendent Mary Ann Dewan's leadership, the Santa Clara County Office of Education misused public funds and violated several board policies.
Trump administration guts 40-year-old Bay Area college access program
For more than four decades, UC Berkeley ETS staff spent the fall months holding college application workshops and advising students on their financial aid applications. But now, at a time...
New international student enrollment fell at colleges this fall, report finds
Schools that noted a decline in new international student enrollment cited several reasons for the drop, including the visa application process, U.S. travel restrictions, the social and political environment in...