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CSU spends $2M on presidential home renovations in past decade
California State University campuses have in the last 10 years spent more than $2 million renovating eight university-owned presidential residences - rehabbing kitchens, expanding garages and even hiring interior designers, according to figures provided by the university.
Public Universities Expand Web Education Offerings
Budget cutbacks to state universities appear to be speeding ongoing efforts to increase online education as resources shrink and timely access to prerequisite classes becomes more difficult.
El Segundo High class focuses on practical side of college education
Linal Miller leads her students in the Career and College Ready Class at El Segundo High School.
Students at Inland Empire campuses argue costs, cuts don't add up
METRO SAN BERNARDINO--TUITION--Students and staff protest the California State University Board of Trustees vote to raise tuition by nine percent as seen at Cal State San Bernardino November 16, 2011.
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Public universities expand web education offerings
May 27, 2012 -- Budget cutbacks to state universities appear to be speeding ongoing efforts to increase online education as resources shrink and timely access to prerequisite classes becomes more difficult.
Potential teacher shortage developing in California's public schools
California could be facing a teacher shortage in the coming years if it doesn't find a way to attract fresh recruits to replace a wave of baby boomers set to retire soon, educational scholars say.
REDLANDS: Hundreds receive university degrees
Anza was one of more than 600 students receiving their Bachelor's of Arts and Sciences at the University of Redlands on Saturday morning.
Upland High School student wins Women in Construction award
Kayla Dyer, 17, a senior at Upland High School, works on a half-scale model of the "Teen Bridge House" in her ROP Architecture class at Upland High School.
Serrano graduates more than 450
CELEBRATION: Serrano High School senior Taylor Jernigan celebrates with her arms in the air as her name is called during the commencement ceremony of the 34th graduating class in Phelan on Thursday.
Nationally Ranked Track Star From Lakeside High Competing In NCAA Championships
A hometown son from Lake Elsinore is competing at the prestigious NCAA Division II Track & Field National Championships this weekend, a three-day event hosted by Colorado State Pueblo.
Sorority alumnae to hold business meeting
The Pomona Valley Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Kappa sorority invites local alumnae to its English tea-themed business meeting in Glendora at 7 p.m. May 31.
A surprise marriage proposal at Cal State Fullerton
She said yes: Rocio Almaraz, who is graduating magna cum laude from Cal State Fullerton with a bachelor of science degree in human services, organized a flash mob dance as a surprise for people attending her CSUF commencement Sunday in Titan Stadium.
Garvanza Student Recognized As One of L.A.'s Best
Garvanza's Gabriela Jimenez was honored as one of Los Angeles' top students on Sunday by Councilman Jose Huizar during the 9th annual Adelante Awards at Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral Church.
Eleven Downey CTE students qualify for national contest
Nineteen students representing as many CTE courses offered at both Downey High and Warren High Schools were presented by director Phil Davis to the Board of Education members on Tuesday last week, with several of the students distinguishing themselves by winning golds and silvers and bronzes in the various regional and state competitions they ... (more)
Cal Poly Students Peppers Mayor with Questions
Students with Cal Poly Pomona's Reporting 2 class attended Tuesday's Diamond Bar City Council meeting armed with a full list of questions for Mayor Ling Ling Chang.
Author tells Cal Poly audience that Cinco de Mayo is actually an American holiday
Los Angeles native David Hayes-Bautista on Tuesday gave a room full of Cal Poly Pomona students and staff members a history lesson on Latinos in California while stressing the importance of the 150-year-old holiday held each May 5. Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican victory over the French in 1862 at Puebla, but many confuse the holiday with ... (more)
Robber asks to use cell phones, punches victims in the face
"It kind of scares me because he could steal my cell phone and it's kind of expensive.
Cal Poly's 'Curse of the Starving Class' Cast Includes Lamb
The Cal Poly Pomona theatre department presents Sam Shepard's "Curse of the Starving Class," a dark comedy that deals with the breakdown of the American Dream.
San Bernardino: Cal State announces new president
TomA s D. Morales has been named as the new president of Cal State San Bernardino.
Cal Poly on lookout for robber
Cal Poly Pomona police officers are asking students to be on the lookout for a man who recently assaulted and robbed two students of their cell phones.
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