Michael Burke / EdSource
Reporter, EdSourceMichael covers higher education. Prior to joining EdSource, he was a reporter in Washington, D.C. He received a B.A. in journalism from Syracuse University.
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Campus officials hope Merced’s designation as a top research university and its strong academic programs, including a new pre-med program, will attract more students. -
The state's colleges lost more than $11 million last year to online scammers. -
Campuses spent years building surprisingly strong overseas recruitment. Then came Trump’s visa crackdown. -
Decisions could be coming soon from an arbitrator. -
The leader of Kern Community College District will be first woman to run the statewide system. -
Joseph Castro's settlement with California State University follows his resignation last month as the system's chancellor amid allegations he mishandled cases of sexual harassment while president at Fresno State.
