Author: Public Affairs

  • Sports roundup: Men’s hoops, rugby, lacrosse

    Sports roundup: Men’s hoops, rugby, lacrosse

    In early February competition, Slug men’s basketball, rugby, and lacrosse came up with mixed results–but one Slug athlete hit a milestone.

  • Welcome visitors to campus this spring

    With spring approaching, the campus will host more than 8,000 visitors in March and April.

  • CLASS survey

    The Class and Lecture Availability Student Survey (CLASS) is available online through February 20.

  • Community Service Project Grants

    The UCSC Student Volunteer Center (SVC) offers Community Service Project (CSP) Grants to individual UCSC students.

  • Substance Abuse and Dependency

    The Chancellor has recently issued the annual notice regarding the University of California’s policy on substance abuse.

  • Alumna aims to chronicle every D.C. homicide victim

    Alumna aims to chronicle every D.C. homicide victim

    Laura Norton Amico (Merrill ’04, anthropology), a former police reporter, has quietly carved out a role for herself as D.C.’s most comprehensive chronicler of the unlawful taking of human life.

  • Budget challenge

    As you probably know, Gov. Brown has proposed a $500 million cut to the UC system for fiscal year 2011-12. I expect that our share will be about 6 percent, or about $31 million.

  • UCSC in the News

    Latin American and Latino Studies professor Jonathan Fox was quoted in a widely published article about the loss of jobs in Mexico stemming from the importation of cheap corn from the U.S.

  • Meet the Student Regents

    Please join us for a unique opportunity for face time with the current University of California Student Regent, Jesse Cheng and Student Regent Designate.

  • UCSC in the News

    Astronomers Garth Illingworth and Rychard Bouwens were featured in widespread media coverage of their discovery of the most distant galaxy ever seen.

  • In Memoriam—Rahsheka Keith

    UCSC’s Rainbow Theater is hosting a special event on Wednesday, February 2, for Rahsheka Keith, a former College Ten student who died in a snowboarding accident this past weekend.

  • UCSC Foundation trustee to offer business success tips

    UCSC Foundation trustee to offer business success tips

    UCSC Foundation trustee Steve Blank, a serial entrepreneur, will give a talk at the Commonwealth Club on Feb. 8 entitled “Successful Strategies for Products that Win.”

Last modified: Mar 27, 2025