Author: Chancellor Larive
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Upcoming campus visits for CPEVC finalists
I invite everyone in our campus community to participate in the process and provide feedback on the finalists.
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Welcome back to Winter Quarter
I hope you had time over the holiday break to rest, reconnect, and recharge.
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Campus notification procedures for immigration enforcement (SB 98)
In alignment with SB 98 and the direction of the Office of the President, UC Santa Cruz will issue a notification after it confirms the presence of immigration enforcement on campus.
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Announcing Inspiring Change: The Campaign for UC Santa Cruz
Inspiring Change supports the entire university and highlights five interconnected priorities that capture the breadth of our work and our aspirations.
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Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor recruitment underway
The CPEVC is a crucially important position on our campus, serving as our chief academic officer.
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Search for Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor launches this month
The Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor is a key leadership position for our campus. I look forward to your participation and input in this important search.
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Resources for undocumented members of our campus community
We are deeply committed to advancing educational opportunities, fostering an inclusive community, and celebrating the heritage, achievements, and contributions of all of our community members.
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Welcome to the 2025-26 academic year!
The start of fall quarter always brings a surge of energy and possibility — and this year is no exception.
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Additional changes to federal funding
Regardless of these federal decisions, we remain committed to supporting all students, making changes that foster academic success, and providing access to hands-on learning opportunities that deepen the student experience and prepare students for their lives and careers as UC Santa Cruz alumni.
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Announcing a transformative collaboration to conserve regional habitat and pursue sustainable organic-farm expansion
These initiatives — funded through philanthropy and grants — safeguard habitats for rare and endangered species, and expand opportunities for experiential learning in conservation, land stewardship, and sustainable food systems.
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A new medical program for the Central Coast
Thanks to the leadership of state Sen. John Laird and the support of our state partners, we’ve secured $1.5 million in state funding to help establish the UC Programs in Medical Education Central Coast, or PRIME Central Coast.
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Statement on the death of Mike Rotkin
Mike Rotkin was an important figure in the history of our campus and Santa Cruz itself.