Budget News: Holding the Line on Tuition Increases
The governor’s latest budget proposal calls for more state government spending on the CSU and a four-year tuition freeze.
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President Hosts Budget Forum
President Qayoumi discussed Proposition 30 and the planned merger of four of SJSU’s five auxiliaries.
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CSU Prioritizes Student Access and Success in Balanced Budget Plan
“After struggling through one of the toughest times in CSU history, the system is now in a position to address some of its critical needs,” said Robert Turnage, assistant vice chancellor for budget.
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Governor Proposes $125.1 Million Budget Investment for CSU
Governor Brown has released a 2013-2014 state budget proposal that signals a renewed investment in higher education.
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Budget Forum Focuses on Proposition 30
President Qayoumi explained how the passage of Proposition 30 will benefit SJSU at a campuswide budget forum Nov. 27.
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Spartans Impact 2012 Elections
Students took a stand, faculty served as commentators, alumni won elections and voters passed Proposition 30.
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Cal State Trustees Adopt Budget Contingency Plans
The board voted to raise tuition if Proposition 30 fails, resulting in a $250 million “trigger” cut to the CSU. “It is clear that we cannot simply cut our way out of another hit to our budget,” Chancellor Charles B. Reed said.
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Why SJSU is Cutting 500 Sections
For the first two weeks of each term, many SJSU students invest quite a bit of time in trying to drop and add classes in order to build a schedule that works. This is a difficult process, made even harder this year by budget cuts.
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Why SJSU is Cutting 500 Sections
For the first two weeks of each term, many SJSU students invest quite a bit of time in trying to drop and add classes in order to build a schedule that works. This is a difficult process, made even harder this year by budget cuts.
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President Delivers Fall Welcome Address
President Qayoumi discussed the budget, the transformative changes needed to balance the books, and the many ways SJSU has made progress in this challenging environment.
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