Public Affairs
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Alumneye
With the spring 2014 issue of UC Santa Cruz Review magazine, we started a new alumni photo submission feature to highlight and celebrate the experiences, travels, and artistic insights of UCSC’s diverse and fascinating alumni.
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UCSC Farm’s CSA program accepting members for 2014
The UCSC Farm’s Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program is open for business and accepting new and renewing members.
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Campaign update
From on-the-ground work in environmental science to facilities that enrich student experiences, philanthropy at every level is bringing critical new resources to UC Santa Cruz.
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Campus Access and Parking this Saturday
This Saturday, May 10, the Student Union Assembly is sponsoring the Edge of Eden Music Festival on UCSC’s East Field. Several thousand concertgoers will start arriving by 2pm and stay until the show ends at 10pm.
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From the chancellor: Become an associate
Among the most gratifying aspects of being the chancellor of UC Santa Cruz is meeting people who care deeply about the campus. One group that shares a commitment to UCSC is the Chancellor’s Associates, a giving society made up of individuals who value our campus mission of teaching, research, and public service.
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Tchad Sanger appointed to University Registrar
After a national search for the University Registrar, the Division of Undergraduate Education is pleased to announce the appointment of Tchad Sanger.
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Survey on eCommons and campus learning systems
UC Santa Cruz is interested in improving your experiences using eCommons, and your response to the survey below is very important to us.
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SAB Call for Nominations – 3 openings
I am pleased to announce the nomination period for 2014-2015 Staff Advisory Board (SAB) members is now open.
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Graduate student in history wins Fulbright Award
Benjamin Pietrenka, a PhD Candidate in the Department of History, has been awarded a 2014-2015 Fulbright IIE Research Fellowship.
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Mandatory water rationing begins today
Effective today the city’s water rationing program is mandatory and the overall reduction goal has climbed to 25 percent.