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300,000 UC students should not be represented by one voice

The University of California (UC), a system serving 300,000 students, currently grants only one of its two student regents voting power on the UC...

The quarter system is here to stay

As students return to the University of California, Riverside (UCR) for the fall quarter, the 10-week quarter system as we know it could look...

Newsom warns California schools to not ‘sell out’

On Oct. 2, 2025, Governor of California Gavin Newsom issued a statement threatening to cut down billions of dollars in funding for any “sell...

R’Perspective: Office hours may quite literally change your life

My first day at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) in the fall of 2022 was a nightmare. The very first class I had...

R’Perspective: Why you should be worried about the slow and painful...

Elmo was just laid off. Or at least that is what the internet thought when a fake LinkedIn profile of the beloved Red Muppet...

Declining FAFSA applications from California high school seniors raises serious concerns

  Recently, there has been a troubling decline in Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) applications among California high school seniors. This drop is...

Dismissal of children’s climate case represents an unjust ignorance of the...

The climate case Genesis B. vs. EPA was initially filed in December 2023 by 18 plaintiffs between the ages of 8-years-old and 17-years-old in...

Going to college is worth it, especially if it is a...

With rising tuition costs, there has been an ongoing debate as to whether attending a university is worth the expenses. While it is important...

One million dollar grant will support teacher education

As the Inland Empire (IE) continues to experience population growth, the demand for qualified educators has reached a critical point, posing significant challenges for...

California learning loss suit acknowledges the inequities faced by Los Angeles...

Cayla J. v. California, a case brought in 2020, was recently decided. The case, brought by 14 low-income students of color from Oakland and...