2019
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Prepare for UCPath: Nov. 22 last day in 2019 to adjust TAPS payroll deductions
During the month of December, no changes will be permitted for TAPS payroll deductions.
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Campus, county not expected to be affected by planned PG&E outage
In an update, PG&E officials stated that UC Santa Cruz and all of Santa Cruz County will not be included in the planned power outage scheduled for late Wednesday.
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Rachel Carson College: Training the green generation
UC Santa Cruz’s eighth college is a haven for sustainability-minded, environmentally conscious students hoping to lead and empower others .
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Santa Cruz County faces significant gap in food security, study finds
As the season of holiday feasting approaches, a new study reveals that Santa Cruz County residents who are most at risk of food insecurity may be missing an average of five meals a week.
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Social Sciences recognizes outstanding research, teaching, and staff
The Division of Social Sciences presented several major awards recognizing outstanding accomplishments by faculty, staff, researchers, and emeriti faculty.
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UCPath – TAKE ACTION – How UCPath Affects Your Paycheck!
Every UC Santa Cruz employee–including student employees–currently receiving a paycheck from UC Santa Cruz will be affected when UCPath “goes live” on our campus in January 2020.
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Traveling Home for the Holidays or Winter Break
The Holidays are quickly approaching! Have you thought about sharing the ride home (and the cost) with a fellow Slug? We’ve got you covered with Zimride and Zipcar!
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In Memoriam: Michael William Murphy, Lick Observatory
It is with deep sadness that we write to share the news that Michael William Murphy, a Senior Building Maintenance Worker at Lick Observatory, died Tuesday, November 5.
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In Memoriam: Joan Ward
Joan Ward, who was hired in 1966 as the first public information officer at UC Santa Cruz, died on Oct. 19, at the age of 90.
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Upcoming Long Range Development Plan Workshops
UC Santa Cruz will hold a series of workshops to discuss the future of UC Santa Cruz campus land use, including progress to date and next steps.
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Student interns work to prevent sexual assault, discrimination
The campus created four paid student internships to increase student engagement with and by the Title IX Office.
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Latino studies graduate student focused on history, roots
Five years ago, Mario Alberto Gómez-Zamora worked with teen-agers to collect stories from elders in a P’urhépecha indigenous community in Patamban, Michoacán, Mexico. Today, he’s a graduate student in Latin American and Latino Studies.