TuesdayNewsdayVol. 11 - Issue 8 - November 05, 2024 |  |
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 In Kenya, privately owned minibuses, commonly referred to as matatus, are the backbone of an informal transit system that facilitates the majority of daily commuting. (Photo by Daniel Manta on Unsplash) |
UC Santa Cruz economist David Schönholzer shared findings from an experimental application of a worker monitoring technology for minibus transit companies in Kenya. The results demonstrate how, in some cases, monitoring technologies can lead to broader societal good. |
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 | Giving Day, the campus's largest fundraising event of the year, returns Nov. 20 and is poised to amplify and support thousands of students. |
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 | UC Santa Cruz alumnae are leading the US and California delegations, while two faculty members are participating in panel talks and discussions. |
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 | A.M. Darke has helped compile a program that better represents coily hair in animation, helping increase Black representation in computer graphics. |
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 | UC Santa Cruz students, staff, and retirees provide an essential service to the community by volunteering as poll workers in the 2024 election. |
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 | The fall Emeriti Lecture, ”Black Musicians’ Fight for Labor Equality,” will take place on Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. at the Music Recital Hall. |
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