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Cutting AmeriCorps hurts the students who need us most
Photo courtesy: Merced County Office of Education The Trump administration claims to prioritize students, but behind the speeches and photo […]
July 29, 2025
Your Digital and Analog Life with Jo Davis
Coloring book designer, writer, and creative, faculty member, Jo Davis shares her story with you. Faculty, do you use paper […]
July 28, 2025
UC admits more Californians, but elite campuses stay selective
Students enrolled in a biology class at UC Davis. Credit: Gregory Urquiaga / UC Davis Top Takeaways The number of […]
July 28, 2025
Beyond the Latest Data from the National Student Clearinghouse
EducationDynamics Transforms Insights into Action for Higher Ed Leaders The higher education landscape is in constant motion. To truly thrive, […]
July 28, 2025
Millions in state funding created year-round access, opportunities for Fresno students
Fresno Unified students learn how to scuba dive and complete challenges underwater during a weeklong summer camp. Credit: Courtesy of […]
July 28, 2025
My college forces me to leave my new car at home
Abby Offenhauser stands by her new car, a Honda CR-V. Credit: Cari Offenhauser Through a battery of new parking restrictions […]
July 27, 2025
Trump administration unfreezes billions in federal education funds after outcry
Students in the Migrant Education Student Academy in King City learn a dance from a visiting teacher from Mexico. Credit: […]
July 25, 2025
California’s $14 billion investment in expanded learning transforms summer schools
Richmond students enrolled in the Headwaters Science Institute’s summer program make cutout paper models of birds on the banks of […]
July 25, 2025
From fire camp to cooking classes, California students thrive in summer programs
Courtesy of Lunch Bunch Compton Unified School District students participate in a summer cooking class offered by Lunch Bunch. It’s […]
July 25, 2025