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RIVERSIDE - Downtown Riverside became the scene of a massive gun battle Sunday as part of an elaborate heist -- all in the name of the movies, that is. Read Full Artice...
SAN BERNARDINO - San Bernardino Valley College students have something new this month -- the campus's first dedicated Student Health Services building. Read Full Artice...
California colleges and universities are gearing up for an expected influx of veterans and active-duty military personnel next year by offering priority enrollment, dedicated Web sites and concierge-style service. Read Full Artice...
Public colleges in the region are creating new programs to recruit and nurture former foster children, often left with little or no financial or family support once they reach 18 years old. Read Full Artice...
Riverside Community College District board members Mary Figueroa and Mark Takano will face five challengers for two open seats in November's election. Read Full Artice...
UC Riverside's marketing campaign probably won't include the latest survey from the Princeton Review.
According to "The Best 368 Colleges: 2009 edition," UCR ranks sixth worst among the top 10 schools with the least-happy students. Read Full Artice...
A grant of $1 million has been awarded to the Gluck Fellows Program of the Arts at UC Riverside.
The grant will fund two more years of programs through the university, which has received a total of $6 million from the Maxwell H. Read Full Artice...
It takes more than billboards and banners to recruit top students to a research university.
Thomas O. Baldwin, UC Riverside's new dean of the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, says he believes the personal touch is much more effective. Read Full Artice...
Going to college is not even a dream for many children in India, who were raised in poverty and forced to work at a young age.
Samantha Wilson and a growing team of supporters hope to change that a little bit at a time. Read Full Artice...
Students at Riverside Community College may ride free of charge on public buses starting this month thanks to a planned yearlong pilot program aimed at reducing car emissions and traffic. Read Full Artice...
Patricia Menchaca dishes dirt to help solve crimes.
For the last four months, the doctoral student in geology at UC Riverside has painstakingly dug, collected, analyzed and catalogued 255 soil samples to create a database for forensic sleuths. Read Full Artice...
Reduced tuition and other financial assistance are available for qualified child care providers and child development students through UCR Extension's Early Childhood and Family Studies program.
The SBC-Connections and SBC-Cares grants totaling $1. Read Full Artice...
Selling the Inland area to prospective employees can be a challenge, especially for colleges and universities seeking to recruit top faculty. Read Full Artice...
UC Riverside has launched a regional marketing campaign to coincide with a redesigned Web page promoting the institution as a research university. Read Full Artice...
Named in February to take over as president and chief executive officer of Loma Linda University Adventist Health Sciences Center, Dr. Richard H. Hart shuttles between his new office and the one he had as chancellor and CEO of Loma Linda University. Read Full Artice...
The shortage of spaces at UC Riverside's Child Development Center, where 400 children are on the waiting list and the average wait is two years, has been a major headache for faculty members. Read Full Artice...
TEMECULA - Over the summer, Farid Howard took a college-readiness course -- a year early.
This fall, Howard, 17, will start his senior year at Chaparral High School but will also take a handful of courses at Mt. San Jacinto College. Read Full Artice...
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