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Fresno State's student-run newspaper

The Collegian
Fresno State's student-run newspaper

The Collegian
Fresno State's student-run newspaper

The Collegian

Fresno State’s problems go beyond the state

By Editorial Board • Jan 18, 2012
One week ago today, Fresno State President John Welty explained to the university community that, unless Californians vote to raise taxes on themselves come November, Fresno State would have to cut $11 million from its budget. From this would come tuition increases, layoffs, class reductions, enrollment limits and more.

Tuition to rise again in fall

By Ana Mendoza • Nov 16, 2011
Last Monday, the Chancellor’s Office invited California State University campus newspapers to partake a phone conference to discuss a 9 percent tuition increase for the fall semester while reducing additional student services.
Budget cuts again affect university

Budget cuts again affect university

By Samuel Cosby • Oct 24, 2011
Following the trend of the last few years, Fresno State is implementing yet another budget cut for the 2011-12 fiscal year, with students and teachers seeing the largest effects. According to associate vice president of financial affairs Clint Moffitt, Fresno State’s budget is being cut by just less than $6 million for the fiscal year.

Notes & Asides, 9-28-11

By Tony Petersen • Sep 28, 2011
Commenter Abigail asks a very pertinent question regarding my contention that today’s university does not teach students the way that it should:

For-profit versus public universities

By Ciara Norton • Sep 7, 2011
Choosing to attend which college is hard enough. Between location, money, friends, degree programs and campus life, things can start to get a little complicated when it comes down to making a decision. When the option of a private university versus a public college is thrown into the mix, it can create an even greater whirlwind of dilemmas.
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