2025
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Annual art sale expected to draw thousands
The Print Sale helps build community and raises money for students and the print studio
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Professor Sharon Daniel collaborates with Georgetown University in innovative social justice program
Student documentaries on wrongfully incarcerated individuals raise awareness on criminal justice reform
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Cybersecurity requirements due by May 28, 2025
New UC systemwide cybersecurity requirements apply to all employees—faculty, staff, contract workers, and student employees—and are due on May 28, 2025.
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Celebrating impact: The Sabatte Family Scholarship
The inaugural cohort of Sabatte Family Scholars is wrapping up their first year at UC Santa Cruz. Several scholars recently gathered with members of the donor’s family to celebrate the generous vision of the late Richard Sabatte.
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UCSC alumnus named director of the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center
William “Monty” Graham (M.S. ’89, marine sciences; Ph.D. ’94, biology) will lead the nation’s premier coastal ecosystem research facility and its mission to understand the vital connections between land and water.
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Stories in the sky: UCSC student connects cultural tradition through the stars
UCSC student Piramon Kumnurdmanee amplifies inclusivity in astronomy, showcasing indigenous stories and practices on her self produced website, Culture in the Cosmos.
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Six cultural dances, one beautiful show
The annual Grupo Folklorico showcase demonstrates excellence in dance from different regions in Mexico
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CITRIS Tech for Social Good project showcase: virtual event highlights five student teams’ work
CITRIS is hosting the 2024-25 Tech for Social Good Project Showcase, a virtual events that highlights student-led technology development projects focused on promoting social good.
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Notice of new policy: Interim Major Events
A new Interim Major Events policy is being implemented this summer, which will apply more broadly to all events that are larger than 250 attendees, advertised to non-affiliates, requires campus-wide coordination, and several other factors.
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Cornucopia Booth Registration Now Open!
Cornucopia—the annual student organization and resource fair—is happening Monday, September 22, 2025!
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New book explores social impacts, public health lessons from Peru’s fight against AIDS
Assistant Professor Justin Perez’s latest book focuses on local engagement with HIV prevention efforts in Peru during the early 2010s. During this time period, as global health leaders began to envision an “end of AIDS,” the course of the epidemic in Peru took a turn for the worse.