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College of San Mateo president steps down - Vimarsana News

College of San Mateo president steps down

After two years in the position, Coastsider Jennifer Taylor-Mendoza will step down as president of the College of San Mateo. At the end of August she will assume her new

Yang announces $2B fundraising campaign, gives update on university happenings at UC Regents meeting - Vimarsana News

Yang announces $2B fundraising campaign, gives update on university happenings at UC Regents meeting

UCSB anticipates it will move into the pre-approval “silent phase” of the campaign in the next year ahead of the campaign's public launch in 2025 following approval from UCOP and Regents.

The push for free community college gets a major showing, as hundreds call on Newsom to sign Becker's SB 893 - Vimarsana News

The push for free community college gets a major showing, as hundreds call on Newsom to sign Becker's SB 893

Students and administrators showed up at Cañada College in Woodside on Thursday, Sept. 22, to demonstrate for free community college.

San Mateo County Supervisors back bill to reduce tuition at local community colleges - Vimarsana News

San Mateo County Supervisors back bill to reduce tuition at local community colleges

San Mateo County's Board of Supervisors on Tuesday expressed their support for reduced tuition at local community colleges.

Formerly Incarcerated Students in Gaucho Underground Scholars Speak Out Against UCSB Graduate Programs, University Administration - Vimarsana News

Formerly Incarcerated Students in Gaucho Underground Scholars Speak Out Against UCSB Graduate Programs, University Administration

The boycott was put forth after several of the program’s members that applied to the department’s doctoral program were denied acceptance.