In the last 15 years, states have slashed funding for colleges, spending $6.6 billion less on higher education in 2018 than they did in 2008. Colleges opted to shift more of the cost burden onto students by increasing tuition.

A recent report released by The Institute for College Access and Success revealed that among all public four-year California colleges and universities, Chico State students graduated with the lowest total federal debt in the 2019-20 school year.

Notre Dame is one of many universities offering increases to workers, but is it enough to offset inflation?

The Class of 2022 shows resilience from past two pandemic years with a 4.6% improvement year over year.