40% of Peralta buildings are in “deficient” condition, according to update on Facilities Master Plan
The independent consultant report also reveals a large percentage of online students across the district.
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A CoA counselor was told to cancel an unvetted “class” – then promoted a nearly identical one
The counselor distributed a flyer to students which advertises an off-campus training through a company that solicits a $50 fee and social security numbers from attendees.
Peralta set to launch campus shuttle service in December
Students will be able to pay a one time fee per semester to travel from all four Peralta colleges
SALAAM program helps immigrant women find confidence and careers at CoA
The program supplies students with materials, grants, food vouchers, and a safe community.
April 22 Board Brief: College of Alameda highlights its academic programs and district enrollment trends
The college invited the Board of Trustees and the public to review its accomplishments
Voting begins for Peralta student government elections
Ongoing student government elections will determine the future of student leadership and transportation access at each Peralta campus
Three candidates vie to lead CoA instruction
As college faces budget challenges, candidates share strategies to boost enrollment
Lights flash at Payton press conference
CoA's new men’s basketball coach gears up for the season
Melanie Dixon appointed CoA President
After two years of acting appointments, the College of Alameda will finally fill the presidency with a permanent hire this summer
CoA’s next president is one of these three college leaders
Community feedback on the candidates is due midnight tonight
Finalists for CoA President unveiled
Community questions accepted until midnight tonight
The bookstore at Laney College will close on Thursday and reopen in a new building in Fall 2026. Class materials can be purchased online in the interim.
The measure, also called the Peralta Colleges Affordable Education Reauthorization Measure, would bring in $8 million annually for student support by renewing a $48 tax per parcel.
40% of Peralta buildings are in “deficient” condition, according to update on Facilities Master Plan
The independent consultant report also reveals a large percentage of online students across the district.
Days after nationwide cybersecurity attacks threatened to publicize student data, Instructure reached an agreement with ShinyHunters.
