Cal State University Fullerton student Linh Trinh, 21, right, and her boyfriend Tan Nguyen, 21, walk around a deserted CSUF campus on Tuesday, April 21.

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Bachelor's degrees in prison offer incarcerated students a second chance (Re-broadcast)

January 2, 2025

Inside the first bachelor's degree program in a women's prison in Chowchilla, incarcerated women work to rebuild their lives by pursuing higher degrees.

Zaidee Stavely

How to get college credit from work experience, military training or even a hobby | Quick Guide

January 2, 2025

Many colleges and universities in California are expanding the ways students can receive credit for prior learning, which awards college credit for knowledge acquired outside a college setting.

Emma Gallegos

Why many colleges are giving more credit for learning outside the classroom

December 18, 2024

When students start college later in life, they often bring unique knowledge and skills with them. Increasingly, California universities and colleges are working on ways to award credit to students for what they have learned outside the classroom.

Emma Gallegos

Should colleges give credit for learning outside the classroom?

December 12, 2024

Alice Keeney had to study for months to learn how to operate nuclear reactors in the Navy. But when she tried to transfer her classes over to Cal Poly Pomona, they wouldn't give her credit.

Zaidee Stavely

Enrollment climbs at some Cal State campuses, tumbles at others

December 10, 2024

San Marcos is adding lots of student housing. In contrast, dorm vacancies at Sonoma State prompted the university to open some rooms to nonstudents.

Amy DiPierro

How universities are helping student-athletes have a 'typical' college experience

December 9, 2024

Athletes at California colleges have to balance full-time sports commitments with all the academic responsibilities of the average student.

Kelcie Lee

Graduation rates up at most Cal State campuses, but some worsen

November 22, 2024

San Jose State posted the largest increase compared with the previous year while Cal Maritime saw the deepest decline.

Amy DiPierro

Sacramento State's Black Honors College aims to be 'HBCU of the West'

November 21, 2024

Since its launch in August, Sacramento State leaders say application rates are "skyrocketing."

Emily Hamill

Cal Maritime's merger with Cal Poly San Luis Obispo approved

November 20, 2024

All students at the newly merged university will be Cal Poly students starting in fall 2026.

Amy DiPierro

Turning out California student voters with quizzes, coffee sleeves and door-knocking

November 1, 2024

College "is our last opportunity, in a structured system, to encourage voting and civic participation," a former election official said.

Amy DiPierro

Cal State posts uneven graduation progress as initiative finish line approaches

October 29, 2024

Though the system’s current graduation rates compare favorably to similar public universities, Chancellor Mildred García said they are “not good enough.”

Amy DiPierro

'Academic probation' sends message to students that college isn't for them, research says

October 17, 2024

Students told researchers that they do not view being put on “academic probation” as a wake-up call, but as a message that they aren’t cut out for college.

Emma Gallegos

Enrollment ticks up 2% at Cal State, its first increase since 2020

October 8, 2024

Chancellor Mildred García said the system is experiencing "promising upward momentum."

Amy DiPierro

College is one of life’s ‘biggest investments.’ A new report asks — is it worth it?

October 3, 2024

The report seeks to identify college programs that boost earnings, not those with the most selective admissions rates.

Amy DiPierro

Restrictions on campus protests spark concerns about free speech

October 3, 2024

California State University and the University of California are revamping protest rules and banning encampments, barriers and, under certain circumstances, the wearing of face masks.

Zaidee Stavely
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