The GI Bill, paid for by tax dollars, makes veterans who served in any branch of the military after 9/11 eligible for highly subsidized college tuition, among other benefits for all veterans, such as coverage of mortgage payments. Read more...
The GI Bill, paid for by tax dollars, makes veterans who served in any branch of the military after 9/11 eligible for highly subsidized college tuition, among other benefits for all veterans, such as coverage of mortgage payments. Read more...
It shouldn't matter who you love or how you identify your gender "“ every student has the right to feel respected on campus. Read more...
New Undergraduate Students Association Council officers are setting a promising tone for the coming year's student-faculty relations as they prepare to reintroduce a faculty representative to the council. Read more...
It has been more than half a century since R.J. Reynolds ran a television commercial declaring that "more doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette." Read more...
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Whether it is a bothersome university policy or a seemingly unjust grade, students often have concerns that they want addressed. Read more...
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Solutions to alleviate the effects of higher education cuts are a hot commodity for California lawmakers and college officials. Read more...
Given that much of the rhetoric surrounding the California budget crisis is critical of the state, students might be surprised to know that in some areas, California is doing just as well as other states. Read more...