Author: Public Affairs

We have assembled a number of resources that aim to clarify when and where service and emotional support animals are allowed on campus and answer the most common questions we receive.

UC leadership is helping to raise our awareness of maintaining strong ethical values and the high standards of ethical conduct that are central to our Principles of Community.

Our campus is doing an internal recruitment for a vice provost and dean of graduate studies. You are invited to attend their public presentations and to provide feedback to the search committee.

Following a stabbing and a fatal shooting near the Santa Cruz Boardwalk, and additional incidents in the Soquel area, I want to remind members of our campus community to be aware of your surroundings.

As the last day of the AFSCME labor demonstration winds down, UC Santa Cruz expects to resume normal campus operations tomorrow (May 10).

Both entrances to the main campus are open, with the demonstration by AFSCME service workers and others continuing.

Late yesterday, we heard rumors that federal immigration officers were on campus to do immigration checks. This is not true.

As today’s labor action on campus by AFSCME service workers and others wraps up, we encourage members of the campus community to keep checking for updates starting early Wednesday on the continuing demonstrations and how they might be affecting campus operations.

Both entrances to the main campus are open, with the demonstration by AFSCME service workers and others continuing.

Thank you for your commitment to our students today as we responded to the labor demonstration.