Higher Ed

Daily Report: higher ed

Despite diversity efforts, UC minority enrollment down since Prop. 209

More than a decade after California law banned race-conscious admissions, outreach and financial aid at public universities, the state's most...
Daily Report: higher ed

CSU also exploring two-tiered pricing plan

All eyes are on Santa Monica College, where a controversial plan to offer a tier of higher-priced courses has been met with pepper-spray-tainted...
Daily Report: higher ed

Lawmakers look to limit CSU executive pay

Several state lawmakers are pushing for a tougher crackdown on California State University executive compensation in the wake of trustees'...
Higher Ed
May 22, 2012

CSU pulls bid request for executive pay consultant

After recently posting a bid for an executive compensation consultant for the first time in eight...
Higher Ed
May 14, 2012

CSU Long Beach spends student MBA fees on professor pay

Officials at CSU Long Beach spent nearly $200,000 on extra pay for some business school faculty,...
Higher Ed
May 10, 2012

Lawmakers scrutinize Calif. 'diploma mills'

California has more diploma mills than any other state in the nation, but it is not doing enough to...
Higher Ed
May 2, 2012

College pays instructors to resign amid alleged pay-for-grades scandal

Three El Camino College Compton Center professors who resigned in 2010 and 2011 gave fraudulent...
Higher Ed
April 27, 2012

CSU Fullerton spends $300,000 to remodel president's house

In addition to a controversial 10 percent pay raise, incoming CSU Fullerton President Mildred...
Higher Ed
April 23, 2012

Community colleges consider rationing gym, arts classes

As constrained budgets and course cuts have made it harder for many students to get the classes...
Higher Ed headlines from the Daily Report archive.

New chief to oversee California's private vocational schools

Bill seeks more student control over CSU fees

Officials zero in on private student loans

Questions linger as regents consider UCLA conference center plan

New CSU presidents slated to get maximum pay increases

Financial aid officials question Cal Grants for online degrees

Calif. weak on oversight of for-profit colleges, advocacy groups say

SF city attorney probes Art Institute of California

Colleges crack down on selling, sharing notes

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