Education

Cancelation by University of Southern California sets yet another precedent showing that threats and intimidation work

The institute's six- to nine-month training programs in subjects including web development, data science, and computer engineering typically cost $20,000 to $30,000 in tuition, the CFPB order said.

Column: Unless there is something we don’t know, Jacobs’ track record is strong enough for a second chance.

Prosecutors couldn't identify a specific victim or a specific moment when Sebastian Villaseñor threatened anyone, but a judge believes he planned to kill.

State health officials have long reported that children in Monterey County are among the most likely in California to attend schools near fields treated with toxic pesticides.

Democratic Assemblymember Josh Lowenthal wants to give school administrators the authority to suspend students for cyberbullying after his daughter was sent a swastika in social media. Will the bill run afoul of recent reforms to make schools less punitive?

The dean of Berkeley’s law school is known as a staunch supporter of free speech, but things became personal for him when pro-Palestinian students disrupted a celebratory dinner party for some 60 students at his home.