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 The campus begins a year-long celebration of its trailblazing history and groundbreaking impact on the world. [More]
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 Audacious and academic:
Fifty years ago—in 1965— UC Santa Cruz began as "the most significant educational experiment in the history of the University of California." [More] |
 Angela Davis speaks: The 2015 MLK Jr. Memorial Convocation will feature Angela Davis, Distinguished Professor Emerita, who for decades has been deeply involved in our nation's quest for social justice. [More] |
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50 things about uc santa cruz |
 As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of UC Santa Cruz in 2015, here are 50 things you might not know about the campus.
A statue of a sea lion—once UC Santa Cruz's short-lived campus mascot contender—stands proudly outside Thimann Lecture Hall. And yet there is no statue of the mighty Banana Slug—the mascot that supplanted the sea lion—anywhere on campus. |
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ALUMNI UPDATES |
 Slug Nation
Did you know there are more than 94,000 UC Santa Cruz alumni worldwide? Now you can see where fellow alums have landed on our Slug Nation Map. [Read more]
 Alumni Photos
"Last night's mini slug reunion. :) #bananaslugs #ucscalumni #ucsc #tacotuesday #happyhour" - @ommaaarrrrr on Instagram [Share your photo]
Alumni Notes: What have you been up to? Share your latest news with your fellow Banana Slugs in UC Santa Cruz Review magazine.
Regional Events
- Santa Cruz — Saturday, January 31
Celebrating Page & Eloise Smith at Stevenson Event Center, UC Santa Cruz campus [More]
- East Bay — Thursday, February 5
"Organic Food: Fad or Forever?" with Professor Julie Guthman at University Press Books [More]
- Santa Cruz — Thursday, February 5
Tom Franco Co-Lab Gallery Reception followed by Tom Franco Lecture: The Artist Community Collaborative Experience [More]
- Santa Cruz — Friday, February 6
50 Artists from 5 Decades, First Friday Reception at R. Blitzer Gallery [More]
Stay tuned for more events near you in 2015!
- Network with Banana Slugs in your area.
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