Tag: UC
Chancellor Wilcox holds town hall to discuss 50-year vision for UCR
On Thursday, April 11 UCR Chancellor Kim Wilcox held a one hour town hall with members of the university community in HUB 302 to...
UC workers strike in protest against unfair labor practices
On April 10 from 12:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m., service workers across all 10 UC campuses and medical centers once again took to the...
Student Lobby Conference encourages community and advocacy
The annual Student Lobby Conference (SLC) served as a weekend-long opportunity for University of California students from across the state to gather at the...
Student loan debt burden not spread equally across UC campuses, according...
A report compiled by the University of California Student Association (UCSA) and The Institute for College Access and Success (TICAS) states that student loan...
AFSCME patient care and technical workers set to strike this April
Following an unfair labor practice lawsuit filed against the UC system last week by Patient Care Technical workers, who are represented by the American...
UC to pay out more than $162,000 to student workers as...
The UCPath system, which has been gradually spreading throughout the UC campuses, will pay out more than $162,000 in make-whole payments to student workers...
University of California drops subscription to Elsevier, the world’s largest publisher...
The University of California has dropped its subscription to Elsevier, which is the world’s largest publisher of academic research journals. The main rationale behind...
Senator Roth and UC student activists team up to promote revised...
District 31 State Senator Richard Roth recently introduced Senate Bill 461 which would expand the current Cal Grant program to encompass two additional summer...
Concerns over new Title IX regulations raise questions for UC policy
In November 2018, the Department of Education released new regulatory proposals to Title IX. According to the press release the “proposed rule seeks to...
UC Board of Regents Student Advisor position possibly in peril
A recent email from Edward G. Huang, student advisor to the UC regents, was circulated to UC campus newspapers and student leaders to highlight...