Campus News
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Hay Barn receives preservation design award
The Cowell Lime Works Hay Barn has won a 2017 Preservation Design Award from the California Preservation Foundation.
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UC Board of Regents chair visits to connect with campus community
As Board of Regents chair, George Kieffer’s goals include focusing on the quality of undergraduate education, examining the costs of higher education, preserving the university’s historic excellence in teaching, research and public service, and continuing to expand access to more and diverse Californians.
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Statement on incident in library
I was disheartened to see the video of three students at McHenry Library on Sunday demanding that another group of students who might hold different political opinions leave the building, but I commend university staff for their handling of the situation
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Fire along Highway 1 near Western Drive
Fire crews are working to extinguish a fire along Highway 1, near Western Drive.
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Local cancer charity group funds four cancer researchers at UC Santa Cruz
The Santa Cruz Cancer Benefit Group has given more than $450,000 in grants to the campus since 2005.
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Cross country bolstered by new faces
Bolstered by a crop of fresh faces who have already made an impact in the early season, the Banana Slugs returned a core group from last year’s squad, which placed seventh at the NCAA West Regionals.
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‘Where Have All the Leaders Gone?’
The Center for Cultural Studies and the Institute for Humanities Research will present “Where Have All the Leaders Gone?”–a guest lecture by Duke University professor and author Michael Hardt–on Friday, October 27, at Kresge Town Hall.
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‘Science Notes 2017’ now available online
Science Notes 2017, the illustrated online magazine published annually by the UC Santa Cruz Science Communication Program, is available online.
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Retiree health benefits
To preserve the retiree health-benefits program for current and future retirees, UC must evaluate options to manage costs.
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European migrant crisis influenced by faith groups pursuing ‘alternative justice’
Churches and other faith-based organizations are playing a distinctive role in the European migrant crisis, according to geographer Katharyne Mitchell.
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The 2017-2018 Campus Food & Garden Guide is now available
Students who want to get involved in sustainable food systems will find all the options at their fingertips in the new 48-page 2017-18 Campus Food & Garden Guide.