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In an effort to prevent the impending closure of Mills College, the 169-year-old women's school is in talks to affiliate with Northeastern University and open the Oakland campus to male undergraduates. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Like other third-year law students at Stanford, Nicholas Wallace is plowing through his last set of final exams before preparing for the bar. But they won't be any more taxing than the test the law school just put him through for a message that lampooned the arch-conservative Federalist Society. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

SACRAMENTO - California students have never had a tougher time getting accepted to UC Berkeley and other popular University of California campuses, but state senators are pushing a proposal that could make their path a bit easier. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Stanford's athletic department has a lengthy to-do list: [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The University of California has agreed to no longer consider SAT or ACT scores in admissions and scholarship decisions, under a legal settlement with students announced Friday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Santa Clara University President Kevin O'Brien, who had been under investigation for alleged misconduct, has resigned from his post after a probe found that he "engaged in behaviors" during dinners with Jesuit graduate students that were "inconsistent with established Jesuit protocols and boundaries," according to a letter obtained by The Chronicle. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Stanford's decision to eliminate 11 varsity sports, nearly one-third of its intercollegiate sports program, was challenged in federal court Wednesday by athletes on eight of the teams, who say the university hid its intentions, misled them into enrolling and violated their rights. A separate suit by female athletes on five of the teams accuses Stanford of sex discrimination. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

UC Berkeley was named the top public university in the nation, according to QS World University Rankings' 2021 list of top American universities. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

San Jose State announced Thursday that an investigation "substantiated" allegations of sexual misconduct in 2009 by Scott Shaw, the school's former director of sports medicine, SJSU President Mary Papazian wrote in a letter to the university community. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

More than a hundred angry Mills College students and alumnae waving "SAVE MILLS" signs protested loudly outside the Oakland campus Friday and demanded that the trustees reverse a decision to close the 169-year-old women's school. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Mills College in Oakland, 169 years old and one of just 34 women's campuses remaining in the country, will stop enrolling first-year undergraduates after this fall, the victim of declining enrollment and years of financial troubles. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Nearly two years after it severed ties with the world's largest scientific research publisher, the University of California has reached an agreement that provides free public access to most of the system's research and restores the ability for UC students and researchers to read academic journals online. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Warriors have a player with an NCAA championship, one who put up numbers achieved by only the most versatile to ever play, and one whose remarkable underdog run demanded national acclaim. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

City College of San Francisco has issued preliminary pink slips to nearly 200 full-time faculty members and administrators - warning that the college's entire future may hang in the balance without significant layoffs. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A statue by a German sculptor celebrated by the Nazi Party during World War II has been removed from display at St. Mary's College in Moraga after three students circulated a petition demanding its ouster. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A statue by a German sculptor celebrated by the Nazi Party during World War II has been removed from display at St. Mary's College in Moraga after three students circulated a petition demanding its ouster. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

UC Berkeley officials lifted a two-week lockdown in the dorms Tuesday after the number of new coronavirus cases began falling among student residents. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A UC Santa Cruz graduate student is suing the university and its police for clubbing and badly injuring her during what she said was a peaceful picket last year. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The regents of the University of California have purchased the San Francisco Art Institute's $19.7 million debt, becoming its landlord and saving the financially faltering school from foreclosure. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

UC Merced is launching an investigation into whether a professor who maintained a Twitter account rife with anti-Semitic remarks and images broke any of the school rules, and what, if any, consequences the university ought to impose. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

UC Merced is launching an investigation into whether a professor who maintained a Twitter account rife with anti-Semitic remarks and images broke any of the school rules, and what, if any consequences the university ought to impose. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

San Jose State is the subject of a months-long U.S. Department of Justice investigation into the university's handling of Title IX complaints, according to a Sportico report Wednesday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It wasn't clear last week whether the UC Merced School of Engineering planned to take any action against a professor who maintained a Twitter account replete with anti-Semitic remarks and images. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It wasn't clear Tuesday whether the UC Merced School of Engineering planned to take any action against a professor who maintained a Twitter account replete with anti-Semitic remarks and images. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

David Shaw barely waited for the question to be completed. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

National Signing Day came and went Wednesday amid a global pandemic, and Stanford head coach David Shaw aptly compared it to driving down Lombard Street. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Get ready for the wackiest national signing day in history. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Another building at UC Berkeley will get a new name - not because of the namesake's sins, but to honor a woman whose principled legacy embodies what is taught inside. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Tara VanDerveer tied Tennessee's Pat Summitt as the winningest coach in women's basketball history Sunday night, leading No. 1 Stanford to an 83-38 romp over Cal at a nearly empty Haas Pavilion. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Hours after announcing a schedule for the final weekend of the Pac-12 football season, the conference on Sunday night canceled Saturday's Cal game against Arizona at Memorial Stadium - in the process bringing an end to one of the most tumultuous seasons in the Bears' history. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Drew Schlegel is the most interesting man on Cal's football roster. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Another building at UC Berkeley will get a new name - not because of the namesake's sins, but to honor a woman whose principled legacy embodies what is taught inside. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

UC Berkeley recently released travel guidelines for students planning to return home for the holidays, but some feel the university is sending mixed messages by urging students to follow new stay-at-home guidelines that restrict travel while it closes most on-campus housing during winter break. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Cal had nothing to lose. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Buoyed by his experience in working on COVID-19 committees for the NCAA and Pac-12, Stanford head coach David Shaw knew the exact questions to ask when Santa Clara County last week banned contact sports and issued a 14-day quarantine for those traveling into the area from at least 150 miles. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The slogan attached to Stanford football's official Twitter account? "Whatever it takes." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The University of California admissions application deadline was extended by four days Monday after a computer glitch prevented some students from submitting their materials, officials said. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Stanford and San Jose State's football and basketball teams will not be able to play or practice at home for the next several weeks under a revised health order issued by Santa Clara County public health officials Saturday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

There were plenty of game-changing plays in Stanford's 24-23 victory over Cal in the 123rd Big Game on Friday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The UC Rally Committee set up a card stunt in the student section that read "OUR" above a picture of the Axe during the pregame. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

After inauspicious starts to their seasons for a variety of reasons, the Stanford and Cal football players are desperate for a first victory. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Austin Jones has an interesting perspective on Big Game. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Chase Garbers' public demeanor rarely changes. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]