Californians want more funding for public higher education [videos]

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Following the Nov. 14, 2018, release of a new survey by the Public Policy Institute of California, which found most Californians believe higher education should be a top priority for the new governor, PPIC researcher Lunna Lopes outlined key findings in Sacramento.

The following day in San Francisco, PPIC president Mark Baldassare and Monica Lozano, president of the College Futures Foundation, talked about the survey’s implications for governor-elect Gavin Newsom.

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