University Spent $1 Billion on Hedge Fund Fees Over Last 12 Years
The University of California’s largest labor union American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299 released a study in which it
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Tuition
Quick-Takes: The Cost of Surveillance
Use of taxpayer money is necessary for strong, stable surveillance system that secures student data. It has been discovered that the University of
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Educating the World in California
The tradeoffs with both the University of California limiting the acceptance of out-of-state students to 15.5 percent and unlimited acceptance of out-of-state students
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State Senate Committee Approves Tuition Bill
California’s Senate Education Committee unanimously approved Senate Bill 15 last Wednesday, which addresses needs at all three of California’s higher education systems. The
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Rep. Peters Proposes Loan Repayment Program
Rep. Scott Peters (D-Calif.) re-introduced the Student Loan Repayment Assistance Act to Congress on March 26. If passed, the law will provide a
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Quick-Takes: Free Community College
President Obama recently announced his intentions to implement a program that would make community college free for two years for qualified American students.
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Students Should Rally to Change Higher Ed
Dear Editor: The passage of the “Long-Term Stability Plan for Tuition and Financial Aid” by the UC Board of Regents marks another milestone
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Guest Commentary: Funding the UC
Associated Students VP External Allyson Osorio calls students to action to protest the proposed 5 percent tuition hikes on Tuesday, Nov. 18. This
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Fishing For Cash
The proposed raises to undergraduate tuition will harm students, while lining the pockets of already wealthy administrators and UC Regents. The UC Board
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Recent UC Chancellor Pay Raises Are Excessive and Irresponsible
Just last week, the UC Board of Regents granted pay raises of as much as 20 percent to several UC chancellors. And in
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