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The supermarket only has so many types of rice. For Oregon State University’s many students with a multicultural or underrepresented cultural background, there is no guarantee that local supermarkets will be able to provide the ingredients to make a traditional or indigenous meal. In fall 2020, a group of agricultural science students noticed “a missing...

Around the 1960’s, students throughout the UC system would pay next to nothing for an education. So why did the price increase? Have UC students gotten more? Is the amount we are paying right now worth it?

The Basic Needs Center will host an enchanted carnival – their fall welcome event – from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 28 at Champinefu Lodge. Students, faculty and Corvallis community members are invited to attend this event. The BNC will provide food at the event, and allow the opportunity for attendees to...

Student groups — in conjunction with university president J. Luke Wood — are planning informational campaigns, state lobbying, student forums, increased scholarship accessibility and more ahead of the tuition increase.

2 units at Beach City were left uninhabitable due to Saturday night blaze, which was caused by an electrical malfunction

Welcoming students to CSUN, the Associated Students Senate held its first meeting of fall 2023 on Aug. 28 to discuss a new project, as well as the California State University tuition increase.  Associated Students President Paige Hajiloo announced the approval for the Basic Needs Center.  This program is being funded by the University Student Union,...

Back in 2018, about 41% of the student population at California State Monterey Bay was food insecure. Now, that number is approaching 50%. CSUMB’s Basic Needs Center is having to work in overdrive to meet this increase in need.

At 110 years old, Bakersfield College looks to celebrate its birthday amid a searing August with sweaty candles, a few new buildings and a bump in attendance.

Sometimes, students need food to supplement their diets or clothing for an interview or internship. Two programs at the UA called Campus Pantry and Campus...

San Diego city officials have decided to cut ties with the Diamond Business Association, which covers southeastern San Diego.