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Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill on Oct. 13 that will waive tuition for California students’ first year of community

How to get into Stanford

“I got into Stanford.” Four words that will turn heads. These words may intimidate, shock, awe, and even boast. I’ve

As the end of the academic year inches closer, seniors eagerly await acceptance letters to colleges, many of which are

“Adulting” is a term that has materialized in popular culture to describe doing tasks typical of a responsible, independent adult.

Puente, Spanish for “bridge,” is a program that focuses on bridging the gap between first-generation minority students and higher education.

The Trojans’ CISCO network engineering class placed first at a Contra Costa College competition on March 26. Seniors Lauren Kennedy,

Many Californian seniors are outraged and disappointed as they receive their rejections from various University of California campuses. These same

We seniors, with only two months left of high school, are deciding what the next step in our futures will

As a senior who is graduating in a few months, I am a bystander to the famous saying, “high school

Junior year of high school brings a copious amount of stress with it. With worry over SAT scores, AP courses,