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Five different Kern educational institutions have seen a change in leadership in less than a year. What does this mean for Kern County education?
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While some college textbook programs have eased the struggle, others may be more hassle than they're worth, students at San Joaquin Valley colleges say.
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While graduation rates for Black students are the lowest in California universities, cultural centers can help address equity issues. Centers for Black students create a safe space to foster community while connecting with academic resources and Black faculty.
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In the San Joaquin Valley, the number of veterans with a service-connected disability has increased in the last four years. Yet, income thresholds allowed by colleges has been a common challenge in accessing college for many children of those same injured veterans.
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The debate for a renewed ballot measure that will target infrastructure growth at Fresno State has generated lots of opinions.
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Most California high school students aren’t eligible to attend the public universities – and students in the San Joaquin Valley are among the most impacted, according to a recent report by the news outlet EdSource.
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“This is huge in terms of providing something for lecturers that have often felt like they've been left out of contract negotiations."
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Close to half of all instructors at the University of California, Merced — the youngest UC campus in the state — are lecturers. As the university faces a budget deficit, lecturers can be some of the first to take a hit.
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Unionized faculty from California State University are striking after failing to come to a deal with the 23-campus system.
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The federal government recently rolled out the new FAFSA form, which college applicants fill out for financial aid. Despite some initial hiccups, the changes can benefit San Joaquin Valley students.