November 2022
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Library kiosks provide students with fast access to loaner laptops
With just a CruzID and Gold password, UC Santa Cruz students can now borrow a laptop at both the McHenry and Science and Engineering libraries.
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How do you Cruz to campus? Free cookies for your feedback
The Department of Physical Planning, Development & Operations, and Transportation and Parking Services want your input on providing more transportation options to get to, from and around campus, and reducing single-occupancy vehicle trips over time.
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UC researchers use grant funding to investigate environmental crimes in Latin America
Thanks to a $180,000 grant from the Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN), UC Santa Cruz will be able to further its focus on “using tech for social good” in collaboration with two other University of California institutions.
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Chancellor’s Undergraduate Internship Program accepting proposals from divisions interested in hosting an intern next year
The Chancellor’s Undergraduate Internship Program provides full-time students the opportunity to learn valuable professional skills while supporting UCSC student resource divisions.
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Master of Science in Applied Economics & Finance: information sessions
Join us for an information session presented by the University of California, Santa Cruz Economics Department pertaining to the Master of Science in Applied Economics and Finance, a 1-year professional program.
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Report outlines plans for major research effort on subduction zone geologic hazards
An ambitious interdisciplinary initiative aims to advance understanding of the processes that trigger earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, and volcanic eruptions where tectonic plates converge.
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Closing cell—and academic—gaps
UCSC’s Genomics Institute opens up the world of bioinformatics and programming to students
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Thank you for making Giving Day such a success
Thank you for all of your efforts that made Giving Day 2022 such a resounding success! This year was record-setting, with more than $1 million raised through gifts from more than 3,700 donors. What an incredible result!
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Global analysis shows where fishing vessels turn off their identification devices
A new dataset of intentional disabling of Automatic Identification System devices by fishing vessels provides insights into illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing activity.
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Kim TallBear: Protecting Native American DNA and Indigenous rights
In her work as a professor of Native studies, author, lecturer, and more, alumna Kim TallBear has a goal of building Indigenous institutions and capacities.
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Flu vaccination requirement for UC faculty, other academic appointees, and staff
We are reaching out today with additional information about requirements for compliance with the flu vaccination.
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Federal grant to advance transfer student success at UC Santa Cruz
Advancing campus-wide efforts to achieve educational equity, UC Santa Cruz has earned a $3 million grant that will support Latinx community college students in transferring to campus and, while they’re here, contributing to research projects and preparing for graduate school.