Navigating the job market has been demoralizing, especially for those who are just now graduating college and entering a tumultuous workforce rife with ghost jobs, smug artificial intelligence agents and disturbing “blue people.”
Seawolves athletics appeared to be ending for good back on Jan. 22, 2025, when the school announced sports was among many campuswide cuts forced by a larger-than-expected budget deficit.
Across California, community colleges are rolling out bachelor’s degrees, aimed at students who have long been left out of the traditional four-year pipelines. This includes older working adults and place-bound students who would benefit from a cheaper local path to careers in fields such as health care and public safety.
California is considering a bill to let homeless community college students sleep in their cars on campus. Supporters call it a needed safety net, while critics argue it’s costly and inhumane.
