College faculty are evaluating how they teach about California’s farmworker movement in light of César Chávez’s alleged acts of sexual abuse.
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Cal State has given a consultant role to San Bernardino’s ex-president, who stepped down after he was sued for discrimination and harassment.
After settling a discrimination lawsuit, trustees will discuss the outgoing CSU San Bernardino president’s transition to a new role.
CalMatters investigated how California campuses were reporting their military equipment. Are your campus police following the law?
State law permits campus police to own military weapons as long as they report it to the public. However, not every college follows the law.
A proposed law would require community colleges with health centers to provide medication abortion for students.
A state-funded program is trying to diversify the sciences by providing mentors, relationship-building, stipends and more.
College commuters who use Los Angeles public transportation experience delays and public safety threats but save on gas and parking.
The court’s decision allows – but doesn’t require – states to bar transgender student athletes from playing on girls’ and women’s teams.
The superintendent of Los Angeles Unified School District resigned amid an FBI investigation into a chatbot contract that he promoted