Tag Archives: Education

The Inland Empire’s two largest universities have been named among the top 50 Hispanic-serving universities in the United States by a prominent political magazine. Cal State San Bernardino ranked fourth and UC Riverside 32nd among colleges and universities that do the best job of educating Hispanic students and preparing them …

Three of the Inland Empire’s universities have been named among the best regional colleges and universities in the United States by the Princeton Review. UC Riverside, the University of Redlands, and Cal State San Bernardino all made the Review’s 2026 list of the top 79 institutions of higher learning in …

A TK-8 school has opened in Perris. Granite Hills School, located at 200 Ethanac Road, opened Aug. 14, according to a statement on the city’s website. The school is part of the Romoland School District and will serve Perris and its surrounding communities. It will offer enrollment for local residents …

Cal State San Bernardino has joined nine other California universities in a group that will try to build partnerships with institutions of higher learning in Mexico. Other participating campuses include Cal State Stanislaus, Cal State San Marcos, Cal State Fresno, Cal State Dominguez Hills, San Diego State, Chico State, UC Merced, UC …

UC Riverside has opened a residential community that will house students from the university and the Riverside Community College District. An estimated 250 district students on Aug. 23 began moving into North District 2, a 415,000-square-foot development that includes 429 units in two apartment-style buildings, according to a statement on the …

The Inland Empire isn’t producing enough college graduates. That’s the conclusion of a recent report by the Public Policy Institute of California, a nonpartisan, nonprofit think tank in San Francisco. Despite the economic benefits that usually accompany a bachelor’s degree – higher salary, better chance of staying employed, higher quality of …