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As any student here at UC Berkeley can tell you, higher education demands an investment that takes hard work and dedication — both from the student as well as from

Iowa lawmakers are considering a bill that would say students must be either U.S. citizens or lawfully present in order to receive in-state tuition.

The University of California suspended for a year its plan to allow undocumented students to acquire campus jobs, crushing a student-led movement more than a year in the making. The decision all but halts an effort by UCLA law professors and student advocates to create a pathway for the estimated 4,000 undocumented UC students to […]

The University of Texas at Austin's recent termination of a scholarship program for undocumented students sparks controversy amid legal and ethical concerns. Read to learn more.

After SB 17 became law, Texas public universities and colleges can longer have DEI offices and programs. Here's a list of what we know changed at UT.

Undocumented students face hurdles as glitches in the new FAFSA form lock parents out, jeopardizing crucial federal aid accessibility. Read to learn more.

Jeena is an acapella competition hosted by the Indian Students Association at the University of Texas. Since 2017, multiple university departments provided funding for the show.

The University of California's governing board on Thursday punted a decision of whether to allow undocumented students to apply for jobs on its 10 campuses.

In another move, UC regents delayed action until March on a controversial proposal to ban faculty from expressing opinions, such as criticism of Israel, on university websites.

“I can’t think of a moment where I’ve been more disappointed sitting around this table,” said one UC Regent.