Administrative greed prohibits CSU students from graduating in four years | Opinion
By Christy Shick Special to The Sacramento Bee
November 02, 2023
The CSU has countered union demands with massive cuts that threaten to undermine the very purpose and promise of our state universities. Christy Shick
In recent weeks, drama has escalated on university campuses throughout California as faculty and students join forces against administrators who seem to forget they are public servants, paid by tax dollars to protect higher education for students from low-income and working-class families. Instead, CSU leaders pay themselves top 1% salaries, while faculty languish on low-income wages and tuition skyrockets for students who already struggle to make ends meet. On top of that, hundreds of course offerings are being slashed, threatening to close entire departments.
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