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Shawn Khalifa, who spent nearly half of his life in prison for first-degree murder, was among the more than 8,200 graduates at UC Irvine Friday.

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Running independently for ASUC Senate, sophomore Karima Itayem's platform is one that seeks to build bridges across a variety of communities by listening and responding to both concerns and ideas.

California public universities are becoming more equitable and inclusive as programs emerge to help formerly incarcerated students earn degrees.

California public universities are becoming more equitable and inclusive as programs emerge to help formerly incarcerated students earn degrees.

CSU and UC programs are showing promising results in successfully reintegrating students into the educational system.

California public universities are becoming more equitable and inclusive as programs emerge to help formerly incarcerated students earn degrees.

California public universities are becoming more equitable and inclusive as programs emerge to help formerly incarcerated students earn degrees.

California public universities are becoming more equitable and inclusive as programs emerge to help formerly incarcerated students earn degrees.