University of California Students sue Board of Regents over race-based admissions allegations
A suit filed against the Board argues a rising unfair advantage for non-Asian applicants.
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College, check! But what about housing?
Given that 1 in 20 students across the University of California system, and 1 in 10 at UC Berkeley specifically, have reported experiencing homelessness while in school, it’s crucial for seniors to consider housing availability when making their college decisions.
Understanding the University of California strike
University of California and its academic workers continue contract negotiations which accelerated following a four-week strike.
How COVID-19 has transformed standardized testing in California
Policies on standardized tests have changed in response to the pandemic.
Roaming Reporter: What do Barons think of the court order for UC to be test blind?
Barons react to UC being ordered to be test blind for upcoming college admissions.
Three ways students can get ahead in the college transfer process
Here are the transfer requirements for four-year colleges and some ways high school students can get a head start on them.
Affirmative action amendment passes California Assembly, heads to State Senate
Following a recent State Assembly vote, California could resume affirmative action.
UC made the right decision to drop SAT and ACT requirements
Dropping the SAT/ACT system is a paramount decision that creates a more fair learning environment for all students, which standardized exams did not allow.
UC drops in-state SAT and ACT exam requirements
UC voted to drop SAT and ACT requirements for undergraduate admissions, a decision that could influence other colleges and universities to do the same.
UC relaxes admissions requirements to accommodate for COVID-19 effects
The University of California (UC) will temporarily suspend its SAT/ACT and A-G letter grade requirements in response to COVID-19 disruptions.