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Private colleges admitting more students who didn’t apply

By Amanda Albright | Bloomberg Wingate University told thousands of high schoolers some good news: They were already accepted into the class of 2030, and they’d be receiving $24,000 of scholarships. No...

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University of Redlands finalizes merger with Woodbury University in Burbank

The University of Redlands is welcoming a new Burbank-based campus as a two-year process to merge with Woodbury University ends. The new Los Angeles County campus will offer students pathways in...

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Former celebrated California Baptist basketball coach sues university over...

The California Baptist basketball coach celebrated for taking his team on a Cinderella journey to the NCAA Division I tournament this year is suing the Riverside university for trying to force him to...

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New law streamlines housing development for California’s coastal universities

A California Assembly bill, which began as a collaboration between UC Santa Cruz and UC San Diego students, will take effect Jan. 1. The bill will streamline the process of developing student housing...

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Universities aim to reverse doctor shortage in the Inland Empire

Paging more doctors to the Inland Empire. Answering the call to help fix the region’s shortage are students such as 25-year-old Markus Saavedra. Inspired by his veterinarian grandfather, the California...

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Chapman University’s mathematician-president hands over the reins

Daniele Struppa has always insisted he’s a mathematician first. Even through nearly 10 years at the helm of Chapman University, he kept a whiteboard in his office crowded with equations. Staying...

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Amid federal anti-DEI push, cultural graduations are ‘powerful affirmations’...

“Like a family” is how Cal State Fullerton senior Kaia Karim describes her college experience with her SWANA classmates, with whom she celebrated graduation in a special ceremony this month for...

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Sun Valley student wins scholarships to top universities across the country

This fall, Justin Rendon will board a flight bound for Northwestern University, thousands of miles from home, becoming the first in his family, and the first in recent memory at his school, to attend...

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Trump officials seek meeting with Bass and other mayors about college...

Trump administration officials have requested a meeting with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to discuss the city’s response to alleged incidents of antisemitism at schools and college campuses over the...

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New drought-resistant bermuda grass created by UC Riverside

UC Riverside and a Riverside-based sod company have teamed up to sell a new drought-resistant bermuda grass. The grass, called Coachella, is a less thirsty, greener-longer hybrid of bermuda grass. The...

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Judge to decide whether to revoke state license for Anza’s Olivet University

An administrative law judge will decide by next month whether Olivet University, an Anza-based private Christian college under a federal criminal investigation, should have its license revoked for more...

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New Black-Serving Institution designation to bolster Black college student...

Some California colleges and universities will soon show their commitment to the success of African American students in higher education. Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed SB 1348, which establishes the...

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Whittier College names Kristine E. Dillon as new president

The Whittier College Board of Trustees have voted unanimously to appoint interim President and alumna Kristine E. Dillon, Class of ’73, Ph.D., as the school’s 16th president, effective immediately....

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Campus protest calls to ‘divest now’ at Southern California colleges shine...

Staff and news service reports  “Divest Now” read the paper sign, fastened with duct tape to the “No. 1 UCLA” banner on a light pole near Royce Hall on Tuesday, just before violence broke out between...

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Former students allege human labor trafficking at Olivet University in Anza

A group of former students is suing Olivet University in Anza, alleging they were victims of human labor trafficking and forced to work, without pay, after coming overseas to attend the private...

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LAUSD sees big drop in student attendance Monday amid drenching storm

The Los Angeles Unified School District and some local colleges opted for a normal school day while other college campuses canceled in-person classes on Monday, Feb. 5, in response to the ongoing huge...

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Chapman professor suing students who apparently tried to cheat on his exams

A Chapman University business professor who suspects one or more of his students was trying to cheat on two exams in 2021 is going to court in a bid to hold them accountable. So far, though, he has no...

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CSU to launch investigation into former chancellor’s handling of sexual...

The California State University’s Board of Trustees announced Tuesday, March 1, it will commission an independent investigation into former Chancellor Joseph Castro’s handling of sexual harassment...

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UC system fires physician who challenged COVID-19 vaccine mandate in lawsuit

A UC Irvine School of Medicine physician who filed a federal lawsuit claiming a natural immunity exemption to the university’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate has been fired for refusing the vaccine. Dr....

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