Campus News
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Rachel Carson College: Training the green generation
UC Santa Cruz’s eighth college is a haven for sustainability-minded, environmentally conscious students hoping to lead and empower others .
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Campus, county not expected to be affected by planned PG&E outage
In an update, PG&E officials stated that UC Santa Cruz and all of Santa Cruz County will not be included in the planned power outage scheduled for late Wednesday.
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Santa Cruz County faces significant gap in food security, study finds
As the season of holiday feasting approaches, a new study reveals that Santa Cruz County residents who are most at risk of food insecurity may be missing an average of five meals a week.
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Social Sciences recognizes outstanding research, teaching, and staff
The Division of Social Sciences presented several major awards recognizing outstanding accomplishments by faculty, staff, researchers, and emeriti faculty.
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Traveling Home for the Holidays or Winter Break
The Holidays are quickly approaching! Have you thought about sharing the ride home (and the cost) with a fellow Slug? We’ve got you covered with Zimride and Zipcar!
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In Memoriam: Michael William Murphy, Lick Observatory
It is with deep sadness that we write to share the news that Michael William Murphy, a Senior Building Maintenance Worker at Lick Observatory, died Tuesday, November 5.
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UCPath – TAKE ACTION – How UCPath Affects Your Paycheck!
Every UC Santa Cruz employee–including student employees–currently receiving a paycheck from UC Santa Cruz will be affected when UCPath “goes live” on our campus in January 2020.
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Upcoming Long Range Development Plan Workshops
UC Santa Cruz will hold a series of workshops to discuss the future of UC Santa Cruz campus land use, including progress to date and next steps.
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In Memoriam: Joan Ward
Joan Ward, who was hired in 1966 as the first public information officer at UC Santa Cruz, died on Oct. 19, at the age of 90.
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Student interns work to prevent sexual assault, discrimination
The campus created four paid student internships to increase student engagement with and by the Title IX Office.
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Latino studies graduate student focused on history, roots
Five years ago, Mario Alberto Gómez-Zamora worked with teen-agers to collect stories from elders in a P’urhépecha indigenous community in Patamban, Michoacán, Mexico. Today, he’s a graduate student in Latin American and Latino Studies.
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Standing in solidarity with our undocumented community
Today, lawyers representing the University of California are appearing before the U.S. Supreme Court to argue that the Trump administration acted unlawfully when in 2017 it sought to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, or DACA.