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A proposal to have students place phones in a protective pouch, akin to those used at concerts, has drawn criticism over school safety concerns.
The California State University system continues to wrestle with additional revelations of Title IX complaints following former chancellor Joseph Castro’s resignation this year.
Fresno area middle school used to host police officers to keep campuses safe. After a two-year absence, they’re coming back. Here’s where.
More than a year after California lawmakers OK’d the nine-figure sum for textbooks, it remains unspent.
A state law passed in 2019 sought to bring medicated abortions to public colleges. In the wake of the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on abortions, implementation is in overdrive.
Fresno State’s library and football stadium lost their longtime names on Wednesday, for vastly different reasons.
Low-income housing projects are always the target of criticism over cost. But should a dorm cost $619,000?
One year ago, Fresno State agreed to a deal with Valley Children’s Healthcare for the naming rights of the college’s football stadium. How does it compare with Mountain West competitors?
The farming giant, led by Stewart and Lynda Resnick, continued growing its education-focused philanthropy.
Despite making the change, Central Unified isn’t planning on cancelling school namesakes in the near future. Here’s why.
