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Cal State San Bernardino Celebrates New Performing Arts Center

The 73,337-square-foot facility features a 500-seat theater, rehearsal rooms, and more.

Plans for Large School Proposed for Empty San Jose Offices

BASIS Independent Schools eyes vacant three-story office building for new high school campus.

Sac State Seeks Bids for Ambitious Downtown Campus Plan

The proposed development could include hotels, high-rises, and a rooftop venue overlooking the state Capitol.

Music Degree Requirements: Auditions, Recitals & Proficiency Exams

The Evolving Landscape of Music Education: Trends and Requirements

California Joins 24 States Opposing Federal Loan Caps for Nursing Degrees

Attorney General Rob Bonta says the proposed rule change would 'drastically reduce' access to healthcare.

Linfield Student Caroline Smith Advocates for Disabled Community

Biology major starts new club to connect disabled students on campus

Altadena Breaks Ground on Main Library Renovation

Nearly 60-year-old building to undergo major upgrades while preserving mid-century character

Santa Barbara City College Plans Use of Remaining $13M Gift

Board of Trustees creates ad hoc committee to explore potential uses for MacKenzie Scott's donation.

Discover UC San Diego: A GPS-Guided Walking Tour for Prospective Students, Parents, New Staff and You!

Explore the campus through the perspective of a local insider and former UCSD staffer.

Colleges Grapple with Epstein's Exploitation of Fundraising

Schools try to balance ethics and funding needs in wake of Epstein scandal

Delta College Stockton Campus Closed Through Weekend Due to Heating Issues

Crews work to repair leak in underground heating pipe as most buildings lack heat.

Dublin Students Named U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates

Four Pleasanton students and seven other Tri-Valley students were nominated for the prestigious, invitation-only distinction.

Sonoma State's New President Aims to Revive Enrollment

Michael Spagna outlines plans to boost recruitment and restore academic programs cut under previous leadership

Crane Dismantled as UC Santa Cruz's Kresge College Rebuild Continues

The two-phase project to renovate and rebuild the 1970s-era college is scheduled for completion by fall 2026.

Griffith, AOC Unveil World-First Olympian Initiative

New program offers academic credit to Australian Olympians for skills developed through elite competition.

California Community Colleges Could Offer Bachelor's Degrees Under Proposed Bills

Lawmakers aim to expand access and address workforce shortages with new legislation.

LBCC Unveils New Building for Trades, Technology & Community Learning

The $50 million project will support career pathways and the city's growing aerospace industry.

University Club of Pasadena Celebrates 100 Years

New GM Robert Hartstein focuses on rebuilding the club's physical space and member connections.

Cuesta College Expands with New South County Campus

Former Rite Aid location in Arroyo Grande to become third permanent Cuesta campus

Lancaster University Honored with Top UK Education Award

The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Education recognizes Lancaster's pioneering work on the BBC micro:bit, a device that has helped 70 million children in 85 countries learn to code.

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