Campus News
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Spring Spotlight offers a slice of Slug life
Admitted students and their parents are exploring the campus as part of Spring Spotlight, an event for admitted students that provides an overview of the academic, residential, and student-life experience at UCSC.
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UCSC students team up with public radio producer Nikki Silva
For eight lucky students last quarter, award winning independent radio producer Nikki Silva offered the ideal blend of inspiration, instruction, and encouragement.
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Controlled Burns at the Arboretum
The UCSC Arboretum will be conducting a controlled agricultural burn on Thursday April 17, from 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., weather permitting. The burn will take place at the North East corner of the New Zealand Garden (near the western edge of the farm). Some drift smoke will be generated in the area. However, the materials to…
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Arts Dean Finalists, Campus Visits
On behalf of the Arts Dean Search Committee, I am very happy to announce that the following individuals will be visiting our campus as finalists for the Arts Dean position. * Laurie Beth Clark, visiting April 21-22 Professor and Vice Provost, University of Wisconsin, Madison * David Yager, visiting April 23-24 Professor and Executive Director,…
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Remarks by Chancellor George Blumenthal Education Press Conference Cabrillo College – April 14, 2008
Chancellor George Blumenthal joined the presidents of Cabrillo College and California State University, Monterey Bay, and the Superintendent of the Santa Cruz County Office of Education in news conference at Cabrillo College April 14, calling for continu
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UCSC in the News
UCSC in the News is a weekly column summarizing prominent media placements UCSC faculty, staff, and students have received.
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Local chef to cater Retirees Association lunch May 6
Join the UCSC Retirees Association for lunch on May 6 catered by Chef Jozseph Schultz.
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Digital Arts & New Media building taking shape
Iron workers at the Digital Arts/New Media building construction site perform structural welds on beam-to-column connections in mid-April.
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Sci Comm director pens cover story for Smithsonian magazine
Robert Irion, director of the Science Communication Program, wrote the cover story in the April issue of Smithsonian magazine.
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University Cafe aims to spark ‘conversations that matter’
There were tea and cookies, but this was no ordinary cafe. Thursday afternoon, about 20 members of the campus community came together in the College 9/10 Multipurpose Room for University Cafe, a conversational process meant to bring various perspectives to the table, provoke thought, and create action in pursuit of common aims. The idea is…
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Alumnus-lecturer creates Renaissance-style paintings for Wisconsin church
For the past year, UCSC alumnus and Art Department lecturer Noah Buchanan has been working to create two larger-than-life paintings for a new Renaissance-style church recently built in Wisconsin. Next week, the 11-foot tall and 4.5-foot wide oil paintings will be carefully packed into a large wooden crate and shipped by truck to LaCrosse, Wisconsin,…