Tag: parking
R’Perspective: Commuting to UCR — life on and off the highway
Commuting to campus can feel like a bit of a drag. Personally, the combination of rush hour traffic, rising gas prices and distant parking...
Paid parking is unnecessary for college students
College is full of hidden costs. On top of paying tuition, students must either pay for gas to commute every day or monthly rent...
UCR sees an uprise in car-related crimes on campus
UC Riverside’s campus has felt more lively this quarter as students are once again attending classes in-person following the start of the pandemic. This...
Riverside City council to raise Downtown parking fees, creating concern over...
Effective on July 1, 2022, the city council of Riverside will impose increased parking fees in Downtown Riverside, along with the elimination of some...
UCR students express concern about ongoing campus construction
UC Riverside, like other college campuses, is constantly changing. Construction may seem to be never ending, yet it is necessary for universities to grow...
Students Reflect Upon the Parking Situation on Campus
The Spring Quarter is approaching and many classes will finally return to being fully in-person. With consideration to UCR’s historical reputation as a commuter...
UCR’s newest additions to the campus
Before in-person instruction was officially ceased during March 2020, construction zones were a common sight on campus. From the construction projects occurring on the...
Lot 13 partially closes as construction on PS1 begins
On Tuesday, Jan. 28, Transportation and Parking Services (TAPS) sent out a mass email notifying students that construction on the new parking structure, PS1,...
Parking Structure 1, set to begin construction in late January, will...
The first two phases of construction for the new parking structure located in Lot 13, also known as Parking Structures 1 (PS1), is set...
ASUCR and TAPS meet to discuss solutions to ongoing parking problems
On Monday, Nov. 25, a rally was held outside of the parking services building located at 683 Linden St. after ASUCR president Julian Gonzalez...