Why more UC Santa Cruz students are graduating in three years
Three-year graduation is becoming more common at UC Santa Cruz, where intentional planning and advising have helped raise the three-year graduation rate to 10.3 percent, the highest in the University of California system.
Javier Gonzalez-Rocha maps air quality with drones
Nine major wins worth celebrating for 2025
Learning from Dolores Huerta’s legacy
Leadership messages
Campus updates
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Campus announcements
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Digital accessibility: where to start before April
This isn’t only about compliance. It’s about our shared responsibility to ensure people with disabilities have access to all of UC Santa Cruz’s services, programs, and activities.
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UC Santa Cruz & HFFD: Breaking records and feeding hope, once again
The community donated enough to provide healthy food to 846 people all year long!
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Information about Ramadan at UCSC
Information about dining options, prayer spaces, accommodations, and programming for students observing Ramadan.
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Progress on Common Data Platform and InfoView transition
The Data Management team is currently finalizing the implementation plan for Sigma Computing.
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In Memoriam: Norvid Jenkins Roos, Professor Emeritus, Theatre Arts
Norvid Roos taught at UCSC from 1975-2003, helping establish the then new Theatre Arts Program which melded dance, drama and design.
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Annual notice on employees responsible for reporting discrimination, sexual violence, or sexual harassment
UC Santa Cruz strives to create and sustain an equitable environment for students, staff, and faculty.