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CSUSB ranked high for social mobility

Cal State San Bernardino ranked seventh in the nation for social mobility, according to a leading provider of web-based on-demand technologies for higher education.  Out of nearly 1,450 universities, Cal State San Bernardino was one of seven from California that made the top 10 in CollegeNet’s 2020 Social Mobility Index, …

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CSUSB announces public relations collaborative

Public relations majors at Cal State San Bernardino Palm Desert will serve as a public relations agency for the Boys & Girls Club of Palm Springs. The Coachella Valley Youth PR Collaborative, in which students will work in teams to determine how best to publicize the club, is scheduled to …

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Grant to help underserved CSUSB students

Cal State San Bernardino has received $120,000 from a philanthropic entity in Palo Alto. The grant, from the Crankstart Foundation, will help pay for that organization’s re-entry scholarship program at Cal State San Bernardino, according to a statement on the university’s website. The scholarship re-entry program provides scholarships to low-income …

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UCR joins smartphone/COVID-19 program

UC Riverside is participating in a COVID-19 exposure notification system. The program worked well when it was tested on two University of California campuses early this fall and is being expanded to five more UC campuses, including UC Riverside, according to a statement on the school’s website. The effort uses …

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UCR among top green campuses

UC Riverside has been named one of the top 50 green colleges in the United States. The school ranked 16th among public universities and 48th nationally for providing “a healthy, sustainable quality of life” for students, faculty, and staff, according to a statement on the university’s website. The rankings were …

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Moreno Valley delivers stipends to local college students

Students participating in Moreno Valley’s MoVaLEARNS-Mayors Challenge for the 2020-’21 academic year have received their first two stipends. The partnership between the city and Moreno Valley College provides $250 monthly to 50 students at the local community college, according to a statement on the city’s website. The money, paid out …

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