Campus News
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CruzAlert – Woman reports she was grabbed at Merrill
Be on lookout for a white male in 20s, clean shaven, dark hair, dark clothes, possible facial injury. He is suspected of grabbing a woman at Merrill College. Call 911 if seen.
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Community Crime Bulletin
On September 25, 2013, at 9:55 p.m. a female student reported to the UC Santa Cruz Police Department that an unknown white male adult grabbed her while she was walking near the Merrill College writing center at approximately 8:45 p.m. The victim reported that she was able to fight off the suspect and return to…
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Preview Day 2013 — Saturday, October 19
As many of you are aware, Preview Day is a specially-designed opportunity for prospective students (frosh and transfers) and their families. The day is an important recruitment activity which connects prospective students with UCSC faculty, staff, and students.
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Our University – September 2013
Read the latest news for UC faculty and staff in Our University. Click on the link below to read the September issue, which includes:
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Seeds from UCSC Arboretum may help threatened species in aftermath of recent fire
Arboretum experts help with recovery of a threatened plant species after a fire burned its entire habitat.
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Students flock to campus during move-in week
New students and families flocked to UC Santa Cruz this week, getting to know the scenic campus and meeting roommates during move-in week.
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John A. Marcum, Africa scholar, UCSC politics professor emeritus, dies at 86
John A. Marcum, a renowned Africa scholar, UCSC professor emeritus of politics, and former Merrrill Provost died September 12 in Santa Cruz at age 86.
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Photos from move-in 2013
Photos of new students and families as they get to know the scenic campus and meet roommates during move-in week.
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UCSC’s Carolyn Dunn to direct play at National Congress of American Indians conference
Carolyn Dunn–director of UCSC’s American Indian Resource Center, managing director of the campus’s student resource centers, and literature lecturer—will direct a new play by acclaimed playwright Mary Kathryn Nagle at the National Congress of American Indians annual conference.
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UCSC to receive $500,000 in support of endowed chair in Jewish Studies
UC Santa Cruz has announced a major new gift to support the campus’s Jewish Studies Program.
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Seismologists puzzle over largest deep earthquake ever recorded
A magnitude 8.3 earthquake that struck deep beneath the Sea of Okhotsk on May 24 was the largest deep earthquake ever recorded.
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Expert sails-men
The American Youth Sailing Force, which had three members who are either current or former UCSC students, raised $250,000 in order to compete in the first Red Bull Youth Americas Cup.