TuesdayNewsdayVol. 2 - Issue 36 - June 07, 2016 |  |
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Editor's note | The entire Tuesday Newsday staff extends its very best wishes to the campus community and especially new UC Santa Cruz graduates this weekend. After a one-week hiatus, Tuesday Newsday will resume every other week beginning June 21.
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 With Chancellor Blumenthal, right, honorees for 2016 are, from left, Matthew Lasar, Dean Mathiowetz, Glenn Millhauser, Faye Crosby, Douglas Bonett, Melissa Sanders-Self, Tracy Larrabee, Caitlin Binder, and Richard Mitchell. |
Given each year by the Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, the awards honor instructors who have demonstrated exemplary and inspiring teaching. Students make the nominations; more than 620 were received. |
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 | Herbie Lee, Vice Provost Academic Affairs This year, we are making changes to the graduate and undergraduate curriculum, as well as to our online offerings. |
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 | Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology student Emma Hiolski discusses her interest in the food web and how it affects human health. |
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 | Women make up 19 percent of engineering undergraduates at the Baskin School of Engineering this year, up from 12 percent in 2005. |
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 | Scientists used evidence from bison fossils to date the opening of an ice-free corridor along the Rocky Mountains during the late Pleistocene. |
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 | The campus remains vibrant in the summer season, with tours of the Arboretum and Quarry Amphitheater, art exhibits, and attractions for all tastes. |
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