Sac State's President To Retire At End Of School Year
Alexander Gonzalez, Sacramento State's President of the last 11 years, announced his impending retirement Thursday.
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Alexander Gonzalez, Sacramento State's President of the last 11 years, announced his impending retirement Thursday.
The university recently renovated its science buildings and added three solar panels, which helped it make Princeton Review's Green College list.
Fewer than 4 in 10 California high school students are completing the requirements to be eligible for the state's public universities, fueling worries of a shortage of college-educated workers when the value of a bachelor's degree has never been higher.
More students than ever are applying for undergraduate admission at the University of California and California State University systems.
We all know that good educators have a love for teaching, but a local professor explains what it really takes to become a college professor.
This fall, local colleges and universities will be presenting live productions of award-winning theater throughout the area.
California State University officials might be better off spending money to repair aging campus buildings rather than admitting more students, Gov. Jerry Brown told the university system's board of trustees Tuesday.
California State University plans to spend the projected $125.1 million in extra state funding for the 2013-14 academic year to expand enrollment and online courses, boost employee salaries and pay for increased energy and health benefit costs.
California State University and its faculty union have reached a tentative agreement on a four-year contract that would avert strikes threatened for the fall.
California State University Chancellor Charles B. Reed announced Thursday that he plans to retire as soon as his successor is found.
A California State University trustee committee has approved a move to ask campus foundations to pay for raises of up to 10 percent for incoming campus presidents.
California State University trustees are backing off a policy giving 10 percent raises to campus presidents, but there's a catch: They'll ask campus nonprofit groups to pick up the tab.
The leaders of California's three higher education systems are warning that more state budget cuts will only hurt the state's economic recovery.
California State University trustees have approved 10 percent pay hikes for two campus presidents after hearing that the system faces sweeping funding and enrollment cuts.
The California State University board is set to vote on raising salaries for two campus presidents despite objections from critics who say CSU administrators are overpaid.
California State University plans to reduce enrollment next year as the 23-campus system grapples with steep cuts in state funding.
Sending your child to Harvard could actually be less expensive than sending your son or daughter to a California public university – at least that's the word from the Bay Area News Group.
They're angry, they're aggressive and they leave behind land mines everywhere they go. The geese and their poop have become a messy situation at Cal State Stanislaus.
Undergraduates studying for science degrees at Sacramento State are becoming increasingly frustrated with cuts that make it nearly impossible to graduate on schedule.
The California State University chancellor has ruled out a new vote on a bitterly contested tuition increase, despite pressure to reconsider it because it might have sidestepped open-government laws.
California State University trustees have approved a 9 percent tuition hike despite a demonstration that ended in a struggle between police and protesters.
The California State University faculty union is calling for a one-day strike at two CSU campuses to protest the administration's decision to withhold negotiated pay raises.
The city of Davis owes thousands of dollars to multiple organizations – but the city claims it can't locate those folks. Yet CBS 13 found several of them in a matter of minutes, including California State University, Sacramento.
With budget cuts forcing a sudden jump in the cost of a public college education, new students will face a startling financial burden compared to students who began college a decade ago.
California State University has approved another 12 percent increase in tuition this fall to offset a deeper-than-expected cut in state funding.