TuesdayNewsdayVol. 11 - Issue 11 - November 26, 2024 |  |
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 Ulysse has traveled to Senegal to transform the facade of a sprawling Brutalist building into an enchanted portal adorned with cowry shells, woven tails of twine, and hundreds of calabashes painted in vibrant colors. |
UC Santa Cruz Humanities Professor Gina Athena Ulysse was invited to participate as a featured artist for the prestigious Dakar Biennale (Dak'Art). She was selected as the 57th Faculty Research Lecturer and is a prolific Haitian-American scholar and artist. She refers to her practice as rasanblaj– that is, the gathering of ideas, things, people and spirits. |
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 | The ninth annual event wrapped with more than $1.3 million raised to support students across 185 project teams from a record of more than 6,000 donors. |
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 | The foundry at UC Santa Cruz, the only one in the UC system, marked 50 years of operation with the annual bronze pour, part of the bronze sculpting class. |
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 | The Physics 6 series gives undergraduate non-major physics students more opportunities to learn from failure and clearer expectations. |
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 | Some aspects of family interaction have shifted with rapid globalization, yet families have still maintained a unique level of harmony in their interactions. |
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 | The discovery of three ultra-massive galaxies indicates the formation of stars in the early universe was far more efficient than previously thought. |
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