Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.

Education
View MoreAbout 500 students completed 10-week summer internships at JPL in 2026, with 38 Caltech undergrads among them, continuing a research pipeline between Pasadena's two most prominent institutions that predates NASA.

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View MorePasadena Unified opened the 2026-27 school year Monday with fenced-off outdoor areas at multiple campuses and an active lawsuit against the City of Pasadena over nearly 200 trees removed during Eaton Fire soil remediation.

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View MoreThe LA County Registrar has approved recall petitions against PUSD Board President Tina Fredericks and trustee Scott Harden, giving proponents until Dec. 11 to collect signatures for special elections that could cost the district nearly $2 million combined.

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View MoreCynthia Torres qualified for the PUSD District 7 school board race before the Aug. 12 deadline, turning what would have been an uncontested appointment for Dennis McNamara into a two-candidate contest on the Nov. 3 ballot.

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View MorePUSD's free immunization clinic runs Aug. 12-14 at the Education Center on Hudson Avenue, giving uninsured and underinsured families a narrow window to meet California's vaccination requirements before the Aug. 17 first day of school.

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View MoreA Caltech geophysics team led by Professor Brent Minchew published research showing how a 2017 Antarctic calving event accelerated the Pine Island Glacier by 20% and severed it from its stabilizing margins, sharpening global sea-level rise predictions.

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View MoreCaltech ranked No. 31 on LinkedIn's second annual Top Colleges list for career outcomes, ahead of USC and among five California schools honored for positioning graduates for long-term professional success.

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View MoreCaltech hosts a free public lecture Friday evening on NASA's Roman Space Telescope, presented by IPAC lead scientist Lee Armus at the Cahill Center, with guided stargazing to follow weeks before the mission's August launch.

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View MoreA new federal law requires college programs to prove graduates earn at least $36,000 a year or risk losing students' federal loan eligibility, with PCC's cosmetology program in a category where more than 90% of programs nationally are expected to fail. ArtCenter and Caltech appear unaffected.
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View MoreTen Polytechnic School students are racing their solar-powered car Perihelion across 631 miles of Texas highway starting Sunday, July 19, after adapting the vehicle's suspension for open-road conditions in the team's third year competing in the Solar Car Challenge.

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View MoreNearly 100 adults graduated from Pasadena City College's tuition-free Adult High School Diploma program at its 39th commencement on June 5, with graduates including a grandmother planning to study speech-language pathology and a woman who waited 26 years to finish.

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View MoreCaltech undergraduates in Andy Klesh's EE 154ab course are building scientific instruments that will launch to the International Space Station in spring 2027, partnering with the National Geographic Society to study microscopic organisms in microgravity.
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