Parts of the human genome now available to study for the first time are important for understanding genetic diseases, human diversity, and evolution. |
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This summer, the Quarry Amphitheater will rock. UC Santa Cruz, in partnership with Noise Pop Industries, will produce a series of concerts in the university’s storied, outdoor venue.
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Chancellor Cynthia Larive presented a bold vision for the campus’s future to the UC Regents.
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STUDENT SUCCESS INITIATIVE
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The Spring Give—a new online fundraising event to enable our students to thrive—will provide Banana Slugs with resources and opportunities that let them take full advantage of their time at UC Santa Cruz. Check out The Spring Give to find the project that resonates with you! |
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A unique partnership between The Humanities Institute, a leading national media outlet, and a generous UC Santa Cruz donor amplifies opportunities for UC Santa Cruz students. |
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Conductor William Long (College Nine ’11, music; M.A. ’13), named the Arts Division Distinguished Graduate Student Alumnus, conducts opera and symphony productions for award-winning composers—and says the campus played an instrumental part in preparing him to seize every opportunity. |
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The founders of the Alumni Association Scholarship Fund are using the occasion of its 30th anniversary to increase philanthropic support in the scholarship, setting a goal of raising $100,000 from alumni. |
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April 19–24, 2022 Virtual and in person |
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Friday, May 6 4 p.m. Quarry Amphitheater |
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Many upcoming events are being delivered virtually; check calendar.ucsc.edu for latest updates
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April 14–August 14 Location: Sesnon Art Gallery and Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History |
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Wednesday, April 27, 5:15–7:30 p.m. Location: University Center |
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Thursday, May 5, 5:30–7 p.m. Location: UCSC Hay Barn and virtual |
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Get your UC Santa Cruz news while you’re driving to work or doing the dishes. Find our podcasts–including a regular news roundup, interviews, story companions, and original reports–on Stitcher.
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As a student, Vic Thasiah (Oakes ’94, psychology) fell in love with running—and with the natural world. Fifteen years later, Thasiah realized there were probably other runners who shared his twin passions for running and environmental stewardship, and he started Runners for Public Lands. |
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Katie Morrow (Kresge ’98, community studies) co-founded Limitless Horizons Ixil, a nonprofit organization that creates new opportunities for Indigenous youth, women, and families of poverty-stricken Chajul, Guatemala. |
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