Campus Communications

  • Faculty, staff, students eligible for Arts & Lectures discounts

    UCSC’s Arts & Lectures program offers discounted tickets to three of its largest groups of patrons: UCSC faculty, staff, and students. Faculty and staff are eligible for $5 to $10 savings on ticket prices for most shows. UCSC students also receive discounts on ticket prices. Advance purchases (up to an hour before the show) can…

  • Safety tips from Physical Plant

    With the onset of winter, be careful walking and driving around campus.

  • American history lecture series focuses on race, ethnicity, and gender

    Race, Ethnicity & Gender in American History is the title of a lecture series sponsored by Oakes College this fall.

  • Traffic delays at UCSC’s main entrance

    The installation of storm drains for the Ranch View Terrace housing project will require road construction in the Bay/High intersection at the campus’s Main Entrance. Work is slated to begin Monday, October 29, and continue weekdays through Tuesday, Novem

  • Support for students affected by Southern California fires

    I want to acknowledge the concerns, sorrow and grief that many of you may be experiencing as a result of the Southern California wildfires. The massive evacuations, extensive loss of property, disruption of daily life and in some cases, loss of life, have personally touched our community. Although we do not yet know the full…

  • Chancellor encourages support for those affected by Southern California fires

    I know that I speak for all of us in expressing concern and sympathy for our UC colleagues and the many others who have been affected by this week’s Southern California wildfires.

  • Announcing UC Open Enrollment for 2008

    The University of California Office of the President has released information regarding Open Enrollment for 2008. This information may be found on the At Your Service website: http://atyourservice.ucop.edu/news/health/08oestart.html Open Enrollment for UC health and welfare benefits plans runs from November 1 to November 27. At the Open Enrollment website (http://atyourservice.ucop.edu/open_enrollment/index.html), you’ll be able to review…

  • Information about moth spraying

    As you may already know, the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) is planning pheromone applications for the Santa Cruz area as part of a program to eradicate the light brown apple moth, a pest that damages crops and other plants. Insects use pheromones to attract mating partners, and the spraying is intended to…

  • Founders Day dinner last week

    As many of you know, UC Santa Cruz hosted its inaugural Founders Day Dinner this past Thursday night. The event, which drew a capacity crowd to the Cocoanut Grove, was absolutely splendid. It brought together people, from on and off campus, for an evening that truly underscored UCSC’s 42 years of outstanding service to its…

  • UC Santa Cruz economists discuss global capital markets during free public workshop Nov. 9 at NASA Research Park

    Four economists will discuss the implications of turmoil in global capital markets, during a free public workshop Nov. 9 at UCSC’s Silicon Valley Center.

  • Resource centers join forces to build bridges

    The “Building a Culture of Collaboration” resource centers cluster fair on October 17 featured speakers including Chancellor George Blumenthal and Paul Ortiz, associate professor of community studies; skits; roundtable discussions; and workshops.

  • Join the Women at Work Retreat planning effort

    Join the Women at Work Retreat planning effort

    The Women at Work Retreat planning team is looking for volunteers to help with fundraising and serve on planning committees.

Last modified: Mar 18, 2025