Beach Weekly S11E5: CSU approves tuition increase, psychological services on campus & more
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CSU Board of Trustees votes to raise tuition
The CSU Board of Trustees voted to raise tuition in hopes of closing a $1.5 billion budget gap.
Students protest proposed tuition hikes during Week of Welcome
Members of Students Against Tuition Hikes protested in the central quad Wednesday during Week of Welcome in opposition to the California State University Board of Trustees proposed 6% tuition hike.
Former CSU Fullerton and Dominguez Hills President appointed new CSU Chancellor
Dr. Mildred García has been appointed as the new chancellor after a career of advocacy for affordable college for all students.
Funding gap leads to increased tuition in CSU system
After the 14% financial disparity, nearly $1.5 billion, in the 2021-2022 school year, CSU systems fiscal advisors recommend a tuition increase for all students in the 23-campus system starting in fall 2024 needed to protect CSU’s financial future.
CSU encourages students to participate in the new chancellor search
The CSU Board of Trustees will host three open forums for input on the selection of a new chancellor starting Feb 7.
Student leaders demand Conoley for new multicultural resource building
Student leaders challenged the university’s propaganda to support a diverse student body by voicing their concerns over the university’s treatment of the multicultural resource center.
Beach Weekly S9E5: Masks, Conoley’s raise, rising gas prices, new special issue & more
Daily Forty-Niner · Beach Weekly S9E5 — Masks, Conoley’s raise, rising gas prices, new special issue & more
Conoley advocates for Fine Arts building improvements and funding
The Fine Arts student walk out last week influenced CSULB president Jane Close Conoley to urge the CSU Board of Trustees to fund for the outdated CSU campus infrastructure.
CSU faculty protest president’s salary raise
CSU Board of Trustees listened as CFA faculty advocated for higher salaries during Tuesday’s meeting but continued to approve executive compensation.