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State lawmakers are considering a proposal to increase the amount of money private college students can receive through California’s main financial aid program. Senate Bill 851 would stabilize state aid for these students by ensuring their award won’t be reduced if private colleges fail to accept a certain number of...
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Cuando comencé en Stanford este otoño como estudiante universitaria de primera generación, automáticamente sentí una inmensa presión. Sentí la necesidad de demostrar que merecía mi lugar, especialmente cuando Observé a mis compañeros, muchos de los cuales provenían de entornos acomodados y ya tenían impresionantes pasantías preparadas para el verano y...
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When I first started at Stanford this fall as a first-generation college student, I automatically felt a sense of immense pressure. I felt a need to prove that I deserved my spot — especially as I looked at my peers, many of whom came from affluent backgrounds and already...
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California canalizaría $50 millones para educar a los jóvenes sobre los riesgos de los opioides y el fentanilo bajo la última propuesta de presupuesto del gobierno del gobernador Gavin Newsom y que se produce cuando las universidades están tratando de concienciar a los estudiantes sobre los peligros de esas drogas....
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California would funnel $50 million into educating young people about the risks of opioids and fentanyl under Gov. Gavin Newsom’s latest budget proposal, which comes as colleges are trying to make students aware of the dangers of those drugs. Opioid overdoses nationwide have accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic. The U.S. Centers for...
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Juhi Doshi, Emily Forschen, Itzel Luna, Bernard Mendez, Oden Taylor, Steven Vargas and Stephanie Zappelli CalMatters De vuelta a la vida normal, o algo así. Con las vacunas COVID-19 ampliamente disponibles, las universidades de California dieron la bienvenida a los estudiantes para una combinación de clases presenciales y en...
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Back to normal life — sort of. With COVID-19 vaccines widely available, California colleges welcomed students back for a mix of in-person and online classes this fall. After months of studying virtually from childhood bedrooms and other remote locations, students could once again ask questions of professors face to...
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Para el próximo otoño, los estudiantes refugiados pueden presentar una solicitud para asistir a universidades y colegios universitarios estadounidenses. El Departamento de Estado dice que planea poner a prueba una nueva categoría para la admisión de refugiados, llamada “P-4”. El estatus P-4 permitiría a un grupo o institución patrocinar...
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By next fall, refugee students may be able to apply to attend American colleges and universities. The State Department said it plans to pilot a new category for refugee admissions, known as P4. P4 status would allow a group or institution to sponsor a refugee. A university sponsorship program...
State lawmakers are considering a proposal to increase the amount of money private college students can receive through California’s main financial aid program. Senate Bill 851 would stabilize state aid for these students by ensuring their award won’t be reduced if private colleges fail to accept a certain number of...
Cuando comencé en Stanford este otoño como estudiante universitaria de primera generación, automáticamente sentí una inmensa presión. Sentí la necesidad de demostrar que merecía mi lugar, especialmente cuando Observé a mis compañeros, muchos de los cuales provenían de entornos acomodados y ya tenían impresionantes pasantías preparadas para el verano y...
When I first started at Stanford this fall as a first-generation college student, I automatically felt a sense of immense pressure. I felt a need to prove that I deserved my spot — especially as I looked at my peers, many of whom came from affluent backgrounds and already...
California canalizaría $50 millones para educar a los jóvenes sobre los riesgos de los opioides y el fentanilo bajo la última propuesta de presupuesto del gobierno del gobernador Gavin Newsom y que se produce cuando las universidades están tratando de concienciar a los estudiantes sobre los peligros de esas drogas....
California would funnel $50 million into educating young people about the risks of opioids and fentanyl under Gov. Gavin Newsom’s latest budget proposal, which comes as colleges are trying to make students aware of the dangers of those drugs. Opioid overdoses nationwide have accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic. The U.S. Centers for...
Juhi Doshi, Emily Forschen, Itzel Luna, Bernard Mendez, Oden Taylor, Steven Vargas and Stephanie Zappelli CalMatters De vuelta a la vida normal, o algo así. Con las vacunas COVID-19 ampliamente disponibles, las universidades de California dieron la bienvenida a los estudiantes para una combinación de clases presenciales y en...
Back to normal life — sort of. With COVID-19 vaccines widely available, California colleges welcomed students back for a mix of in-person and online classes this fall. After months of studying virtually from childhood bedrooms and other remote locations, students could once again ask questions of professors face to...
Para el próximo otoño, los estudiantes refugiados pueden presentar una solicitud para asistir a universidades y colegios universitarios estadounidenses. El Departamento de Estado dice que planea poner a prueba una nueva categoría para la admisión de refugiados, llamada “P-4”. El estatus P-4 permitiría a un grupo o institución patrocinar...
By next fall, refugee students may be able to apply to attend American colleges and universities. The State Department said it plans to pilot a new category for refugee admissions, known as P4. P4 status would allow a group or institution to sponsor a refugee. A university sponsorship program...
