California Walnuts Rebound and Some NASS Reports Return
California Walnuts Rebound and Some NASS Reports Return From the Ag Information Network, I’m Bob Larson and this…
UC reaches contract agreement with 21,000 employees, averting a strike
The University of California and a union representing 21,000 healthcare, research and technical professionals across the UC system…
Latinos are blowing the whistle on Trump’s reign
CHICAGO — When I turned on my phone after landing at O’Hare Airport on Wednesday, texts poured in from friends…
Fresno Pacific University sees overall growth during fall semester when it comes to enrollment
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — This fall, Fresno Pacific University saw overall growth when it comes to enrollment. “The…
Campus Master Plan reimagines Oakland with more housing and accessibility | University Times
By SUSAN JONES The final draft of the updated Campus Master Plan debuted this week, and it has…
Professor Robert Schug on music, mayhem and the myths of true crime
At first glance, Cal State Long Beach Professor Robert Schug looks more like a musician than a scientist…
California Supreme Court deals defeat to UC over policy barring undocumented students from campus jobs
The California Supreme Court has let stand an appellate court’s ruling that the University of California’s ban on…
Sacramento State assists students with food resources amid shutdown
Sacramento State is stepping up to support students with food and essential resources as the government shutdown impacts…
At USC, more than 900 employees laid off since July amid ‘difficult’ fiscal crisis
The University of Southern California has issued layoff notices to more than 900 employees since July amid a…
Basic Needs helps CSULB students stay focused on their long-term goals
The Basic Needs Program at Cal State Long Beach has, for a decade, upheld the ethos that short-term…
Inside Evergreen Cemetery with the Barrio Boychik, Boyle Heights’ historian
A tour in Los Angeles usually means riding around the city in an open-air vehicle, as a tour…
Contributor: California was an ‘earthly paradise’ for Jews. Is it still?
California, described by one observer in the late 19th century as “the Jews’ earthly paradise” for the economic…