Campus News

  • Memorial Exhibition Honors Eduardo Carrillo

    Black-and-white reproduction of "Vegetable Man," one of Eduardo Carrillo’s works from 1997 (oil on canvas). A memorial exhibition of the works of the late Eduardo Carrillo runs from Wednesday, March 4, through Saturday, April 25, at the Sesnon Art Gallery at Porter College. A public reception takes place on Friday, March 6, from 5 to…

  • UCSC Delegation Reports Trip To India A Success

    Members of the delegation and their spouses were guests of the Honorable Richard Celeste, the U.S. ambassador for India, and his wife for a luncheon with leaders of education, industry, and politics in Delhi. Left to right: Executive Vice Chancellor R. Michael Tanner, Eileen Tanner, Victoria Gonzalez-Pagani, dean of the Division of Humanities George Hankamer,…

  • Documentary Explores Digital Information Crisis

    Texts still exist today that were created hundreds of years ago, and yet a plethora of information produced within just the last decade has been lost forever, a victim of the rapid-fire advances of technology. The Friends of the UCSC Library and the Friends of the Santa Cruz Public Library will cohost a screening of…

  • “‘Science is Fun’ Lecture-Demonstration Coming To UC Santa Cruz”

    Balloons Explode, Polymers Expand, Solutions Glow In The Dark–and It’s Real Science SANTA CRUZ, CA–Chemist and educator Bassam Z. Shakhashiri, whose entertaining lectures captivate children and adults alike, will deliver his popular "Science is Fun" presentation at UC Santa Cruz on Thursday, March 12. The lecture-demonstration, open to the public at no charge, will begin…

  • Accolades

    Environmental studies professor Deborah Letourneau is an invited speaker at the week-long Gordon research conference on "Plant Herbivore Interactions," sponsored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The conference, which is taking place in Ventura this week, has attracted scientists from all over the world. Letourneau is giving a talk on the "Possible…

  • New CD-Rom Provides Strategies For Teaching In Diverse Classrooms

    Roland Tharp and Trish Stoddart (center) have spearheaded the creation of a CD-Rom textbook for teachers in training. Scott Robinson (far left) and Roy Zemlicka produced the CD-Rom, Teaching Alive! Stephanie Dalton (not pictured) wrote the text and helped launch the project. At the main menu of the Teaching Alive! Cd-Rom, the user can select…

  • UCSC Graduate Student Receives Prestigious National Prize

    Arun Kashyap (center) is pictured with former Affymax colleagues Nick Wrighton (left) and Ray Chang. The trio were among those honored by AAAS with the Newcomb Cleveland Prize this year. SANTA CRUZ, CA–A graduate student at the University of California, Santa Cruz, has received the prestigious Newcomb Cleveland Prize from the American Association for the…

  • Legislators Discuss Bond Measures, Budget Prospects During Visit

    Assemblymember Fred Keeley (left) and state senator Bruce McPherson said they came to the forum mostly to hear ideas and comments from the UCSC community. Chancellor Greenwood introduced the two legislators to the audience and helped field questions. More than 30 people attended the forum at the Red Room at College Eight. Assemblymember Fred Keeley…

  • Making The News

    National Geographic interviewed biophysicist David Deamer for a story on "The Rise of Life on Earth." A striking photo of molecules in the lab, taken by Deamer, accompanies a caption about his work on the conditions that may have formed the first cells. California’s coast is receiving a one-two punch from the season’s heavy rainstorms,…

  • UCSC Hosts Northern California Ocean Sciences Bowl On March 1

    High school students from central and northern California will converge on UCSC on Sunday, March 1, for the northern California regional Ocean Sciences Bowl. The event, which is free and open to the public, brings eight teams of students together to test their knowledge of the ocean as they field queries on the biology, chemistry,…

  • Parking Fines

    Because the availability of parking spaces on campus is limited, the University Police Department is increasing parking enforcement. A recent survey showed that the majority of people receiving parking citations on campus either have no permit, have a permit which is not valid in the lot where their vehicle is parked, or are parked at…

  • Regional History Project Publishes Oral Histories Of Two Leaders Of Regional Agriculture

    Two new oral histories focusing on the area’s agricultural history have been published by the University Library’s Regional History Project. The volumes are Jack L. DeBenedetti, Jr.: Brussels Sprouts and Artichoke Growing on the North Coast, and Charles Dick: Agricultural Regulation in Santa Cruz, 1930-1967. The DeBenedetti publication, featuring the commentary of the late Jack…

Last modified: Mar 18, 2025