Campus Communications
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Price increasing for ID cards
The price of ID cards for faculty, staff, and students will be going up on July 1, the first increase since 2012.
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Message from SUA President Ayo Banjo
On behalf of the Student Union Assembly, we would like to say thank you for allowing us to serve our community, expanding the resources we provide, and support various initiatives and programs of our student body.
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UC Santa Cruz joins the international effort to make research accessible to all
In June, the University of California Santa Cruz joined its sister UC campuses in taking an important step towards the goal of making all scholarly journal literature freely available to the world by endorsing the international open access (OA) initiative, OA2020.
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Mission bell to be removed
In partnership with the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, UC Santa Cruz will be removing the mission bell that is located on campus.
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SAP year-end update
Over the course of the past year, our community’s input and feedback has helped shape our Strategic Academic Plan.
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Systemwide Review of Draft Appendix E of Student Handbook: Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Student Investigation and Adjudication Framework
The UC Office of the President is seeking review and comment on the proposed draft of the Student Handbook’s Appendix E: Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Student Investigation and Adjudication Framework.
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Summer dining information for faculty and staff
Here are some summer dining details, including information on your dining discount and our summer hours of operation.
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Campus elections results
The 2019 Campus Elections results are now available at elections.ucsc.edu.
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Information about mumps
We want to help you understand and protect yourself against mumps. Recently, we have had one confirmed cases of mumps, one probable case of mumps on Campus and three suspected cases of mumps.
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Parking, Transit, and Road Closures During Year-End Activities
As the campus prepares for the many commencement and year-end celebrations this weekend, TAPS would like to alert you to the impact this will have on traffic and parking.
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Training to use automated external defibrillators
In conjunction with the Healthy Campus Network and the Be Smart About Safety Programs, the Office of Emergency Services has established an Automated External Defibrillator Program.
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Reminder: ParkMobile implementation
Beginning June 21, parking meters on campus will no longer accept coins. In addition, TAPS will implement ParkMobile, a mobile-app pay option, to begin the transition away from coins and ParkCards at metered spaces.