2011
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TEST ONLY – Cruzalert Emergency Notification – TEST ONLY
This is a TEST of the UCSC CruzAlert emergency notification system. THIS IS ONLY A TEST. During an actual emergency, this system will be used to provide immediate notification to students, faculty and staff on the nature of the emergency, what action to take and where to go for more information. Please note that this…
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This is a test of the UCSC CruzAlert emergency notification system
During an actual emergency, this system will be used to provide immediate notification to students, faculty and staff on the nature of the emergency, what action to take and where to go for more information.
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Reported Cases of Gastroenteritis (“stomach flu”) Virus and Precautions
Health Center Staff and campus Environmental Health and Safety officials are working with the County Health Department to identify any possible common cause for several cases of gastroenteritis (“stomach flu”) reported on campus during this past week. The cause is not completely known at this time. The University has instituted standard protocols to minimize the…
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Experts discuss the future of cancer diagnosis and treatment on Oct. 21
Nobel laureate J. Michael Bishop, Genentech chairman Art Levinson, and UCSC’s David Haussler discuss the dawn of personalized medicine in UCSC Foundation Forum.
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Welcome to Fall Quarter
Chancellor Blumenthal shares campus news and invites students, faculty, and staff to celebrate the 25th anniversary of everyone’s favorite college mascot.
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New book sheds light on survival of Jewish culture
This October, UCSC professor of literature and history Nathaniel Deutsch will offer the first complete translation of a little known ethnographic questionnaire–and the story of an ambitious attempt to document a culture during an extraordinarily volatile time in world history.
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LALS post-doc’s research proposal wins top award from UC-Mexico funder
Tania Cruz Salazar’s research on immigration by indigenous youth recently won the UC MEXUS Monarch Award for the most outstanding proposal submitted for funding this year.
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The Sammy you don’t know
You might think you’re an expert when it comes to banana slugs’ impact on popular culture. You might even think that Sammy the Slug’s cameo appearance—on John Travolta’s UCSC T-shirt in Quentin Tarantino’s 1994 movie sensation Pulp Fiction—was the only example of banana slugs infiltrating popular culture. But Pulp was only the starting point. Here…
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S.C. City Council to declare official “Day of the UC Santa Cruz Banana Slug”
A resolution to honor the UC Santa Cruz Banana Slug mascot is on the agenda of an upcoming Santa Cruz City Council meeting.
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“Radical Reels” high adventure film night comes to UCSC
The “Radical Reels” Film Tour, an evening of exhilarating high adventure films, will soon touch down on campus. Radical Reels comes to Classroom Unit 2 at 7 p.m. on Saturday, September 24. The event is sponsored by Recreation & BAS Auxiliary Services. Tickets for UCSC Students are $5 ($10, community price) For more information…
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Fall recreation, intramural sports guide now available online
The UCSC Recreation & OPERS (Office of Physical Education, Recreation & Sports) Fall Recreation, Intramural and Sports Digital Guide is now available online. Visitors can also check out the newly relaunched website. After browsing the catalog, members of the UCSC community can register for recreation online beginning September 27 at 9 a.m. In addition to…