Campus News
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Ravens, wolves, and floating orbs: Outdoor artworks enchant visitors to the UC Santa Cruz Arboretum
Mysterious bronze wolves, giant eucalyptus leaves, and delicate ceramics await visitors to “Art in the Arboretum: Environmental Installations.”
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Move-in 2017: Jittery nerves and words of wisdom
Move-in week at UC Santa Cruz was a time for parental advice, long goodbyes, meeting roommates, exploring the wooded campus and making “fast friends.”
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Move-in 2017, a photographic journey
Move-in is always a time of mixed emotions: anticipation, joy, excitement, and even nervousness for students. A series of photographs captures some of the scenes.
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UC Santa Cruz student Saloni Gupta earns Sutter scholarship for medical school
Saloni Gupta, a senior studying human biology, was awarded the annual Primary Care Physician award, a $10,000 scholarship.
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Grace McClintock named Academic Personnel Director
I am very pleased to announce the appointment, after a national search, of Grace McClintock to Academic Personnel Director. Her formal title is Assistant Vice Provost for Academic Personnel. She had been serving in the role on an interim basis since February. The Academic Personnel Office oversees the recruitment, appointment, advancement, and retention of outstanding…
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Women’s golf looking to continue upward trajectory
After the Slugs earned a sixth-place finish at the American Southwest Conference championships, Coach Pauline Pera believes her team this season can continue to improve.
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Commitment to preventing sexual violence
Here at UC Santa Cruz we are committed to preventing sexual violence and sexual harassment, and responding swiftly and fairly when incidents are reported to our Title IX Office.
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Information session for ‘3+3 BA/JD Program’ set for Oct. 7
The annual 3+3 Program information session will be held Saturday, Oct. 7 at the University Center Alumni Room. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the 3+3 Program and meet the UC Hastings College of the Law director of admissions. UC Santa Cruz students who declare their intent in their freshman or early sophomore year…
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Supporting those impacted by earthquake in Mexico
If you have been impacted by the earthquake, please contact our Slug Support program, which was created to promote early intervention with students who may be under stress. The campus also offers counseling and psychological support through the CAPS program and through Student Health Services.


