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California colleges don’t have enough housing for students. Will these 4 new laws help?
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· October 2, 2026
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Work continues on new student housing at Cal State Fullerton in Fullerton on Nov. 25, 2024. The new six-story Sequoia residence hall will bring 510 new beds to campus. (Paul Bersebach / Orange County Register via ) Many California college students struggle to find affordable housing....
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Key points The new six-story Sequoia residence hall will bring 510 new beds to campus. Work continues on new student housing at Cal State Fullerton in Fullerton on Nov.
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What is this story about? Work continues on new student housing at Cal State Fullerton in Fullerton on Nov. 25, 2024. The new six-story Sequoia residence hall will bring 510 new beds to campus. (Paul Bersebach / Orange County Register via ) Many California college students struggle to find affordable housing....
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