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As another mass shooting traumatizes a college campus -- this time the University of Nevada, Las Vegas -- California universities point to tools developed to protect students, staff and faculty.
Families of Israeli hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza are appealing for the safe return of their loved ones in visits to Los Angeles and other stops in their global campaign.
USC and unionized graduate student workers agree to a tentative contract with big pay boosts and anti-harassment protections, averting a strike.
The Israel-Hamas war is roiling the University of California amid controversy over faculty political statements and the harassment of students.
Students from India powered the surge, growing in number by 35%, while those from China slightly declined but remained the largest group.
UC Berkeley has announced plans to open a 36-acre space center at NASA Ames in Silicon Valley to create new opportunities in a fast-growing field.
College campuses are supposed to be bastions of intellectual discourse and debate, but the war in Gaza underscores tense narratives and little if any interchange between students.
One of the surviving victims remains in critical condition while the two others are reported to be stable with non-life-threatening injuries.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed the nation’s first law banning four “toxic” chemical food additives found in popular drinks, baked goods, candy and snacks.
Claremont McKenna College has raised more than $1 billion, one of the highest hauls ever among liberal arts colleges, and is using the funds to expand its campus size, science programs, faculty and financial aid.
