This post was updated Sept. 12 at 10:26 a.m. Last year, California’s governor single-handedly shut down access to abortions on its public university campuses. But with a new governor in town, California is ready to try again. Read more...

When deciding violations of the student code, UCLA is the judge, jury and executioner. That is, only a few pairs of eyes decide a student’s fate. Read more...

Women working in STEM can take advantage of inclusionary learning spaces to further their prospects in male-dominated fields. But insecure men just can’t fathom being excluded. Read more...

Flying across the globe to earn a degree seems like plenty to worry about. But now, international students will have yet another set of hoops to jump through. Read more...

For the homeless population, living in a car is a practical alternative to sleeping on a sidewalk or at a bus stop. Until city government gets involved, that is. Read more...

The UC offered employees a pay raise, but it comes at a heavy price. The University proposed a tentative deal to increase the wages of about 14,000 research and technical workers represented by University Professional and Technical Employees-Communications Workers of America 9119 on Tuesday. Read more...

A more diverse freshman class doesn’t necessarily mean diversity across the board. The University of California admitted its largest and most diverse freshman body ever for the upcoming fall quarter, with a total of 108,178 students across nine UCs. Read more...