The H.N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation grant will help fund the campus's DEN Food Pantry and add a grab-and-go food refrigerator.
The student is among 29 from Riverside County public, charter, and private schools competing in the 48th annual county contest.
The Indio campus was selected as 2026 California Exemplary Dual Enrollment Award recipient.
In partnership with Blue Zones Project Palm Springs, school officials will create and expand wellness initiatives focused on student health.
These 10 Coachella Valley students were awarded scholarships at the BNP Paribas Open Friday for outstanding academics and tennis commitment.
The program remains one of the state’s most important ways to celebrate exceptional schools, districts, teachers, and classified employees.
Palm Desert residents are being asked to choose their favorite sculpture in a recent survey for San Pablo Avenue's ongoing enhancements.
See who won first place against eight other Coachella Valley high schools during the Feb. 12 event.
Students completing financial aid applications are encouraged to check for available CalKIDS scholarships before the March 2 deadline.
Thirty-two students in Riverside County are up for a potential appointment to attend "prestigious" military academies.
The Edison International $1.5 million scholarship program selects students pursuing careers in science, tech and math. Here's how to apply.
This year's fictional case will be tried in the opening rounds of competition across three Riverside County courtrooms.
In addition to officer roles, the Board approved liaison and special appointments.
Take a look at the Riverside County public elementary schools making the grade, and where they rank in the state and district.
The various scholarships were awarded to students in several disciplines for academic excellence, community involvement and personal growth.
The UCI research marks one of the first investigations to directly link the dust to measurable declines in children’s respiratory health.
Schools across Palm Springs and Riverside County joined the Walk & Roll to School Day event on Wednesday.
The priority deadline for pre-nursing majors is Dec. 2. For all other majors, the deadline to apply is Jan. 31, 2026.
The campus just became the first state school to join the Gerald Ford program, which offers advanced leadership opportunities.
The Houston Family Foundation awarded the funding to the campus' Nursing Street Medicine Program.
Tomás Morales has served in higher education for a total of 51 years, which includes 13 years as president of CSUSB.
The drive-thru distribution takes place Aug. 12.
First-time freshmen, as well as lower-division and upper-division transfer students, are encouraged to apply by the Sept. 15 deadline.
The donations, valued at $64,500, were made by the Walter Clark Legal Group.
The agreement was approved by the district and is pending final county sign-off. The contract is in effect through June 30, 2028.
The program will fund the planting of roughly 1,000 shade trees across Imperial and Coachella valleys.
He was selected from a pool of more than 30 candidates vying for the position.
"This grant represents more than financial support -- it's a vote of confidence in our students, our faculty and our mission to serve."
The campus was informed its grant was being revoked by DOGE because it did not align with the administration's educational goals.
The graduates represented 29 countries and earned a combined total of 2,183 degrees and certificates, according to campus officials.
Diego Jauregui of Mt. San Jacinto High School and Kimberly Rodriguez Nunez of Cathedral City High School were recognized.
The college leader was tapped after an extensive nationwide search.
A total of $60,000 in scholarships was awarded to 47 graduating seniors across three Coachella Valley schools.
The senior standout earned Student Athlete of the Week for leading her team to the CIF playoffs while maintaining top marks in class.
Candidates lobbying for the job will appear before a panel, in a live broadcast.
Cal State San Bernardino's Palm Desert Campus will break ground on a Student Services Building, funded in part by a $79 million state grant.
The redesign of the beloved mascot that "truly embodies the roadrunner spirit" will be revealed on Grad Night, officials say.
College students seeking paid gigs through the fall and going into the first half of 2026 are encouraged to apply for internships.
College of the Desert won multiple awards over the weekend in New York, but this was the school's first time taking home the top prize.