Breaking: UCSC Dismisses 54 Graduate Students on COLA Strike for Failure to Turn In Fall Quarter 2019 Grades
Several graduate students who received dismissal letters posted screenshots of them on social media.
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Several graduate students who received dismissal letters posted screenshots of them on social media.
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The resolution's authors emphasized the need for undergraduate support.
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Strobel described the incident as a “misunderstanding” and said that UCGPC meets with Napolitano on a yearly basis.
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According to Andrew Gordon, UC Office of the President (UCOP) spokesperson, the new guidelines are effective immediately.
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The UCSB Police Department is currently searching for the suspect, and did not provide a description of the suspect.
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The Academic Senate supports the use of standardized testing because it is unclear how altering the standardized testing policy will affect the admissions process as a whole.
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Cannaclub covers a broad spectrum of the cannabis world and opens the door for students interested in an industry that is oftentimes tricky to access while in college.
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At the center of the vigil rested a picture of Bryant and his daughter, a bouquet of flowers and a poster inscribed “RIP #24 MAMBA.”
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Hylton was selected after a national search by a committee comprised of members of the BSU demands team, as well as other campus leaders.
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The documentary’s narrative is instead established through interviews with politicians, UCSB faculty, psychologists, researchers, first responders and surgeons, giving viewers a previously unseen pe...
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The armed robbery, which took place on Nov. 18 reportedly around 10:30 a.m., resulted in the university issuing a “secure in place,” causing some campus buildings to independently lock down.
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Attendees gathered under the A.S. Annex on Thursday afternoon, using poetry and candles to mourn the 176 lives lost when a Ukranian passenger jet was shot down in Iran on Jan. 8.
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The A.S. Senate introduced a new bill that would add an international student senator seat, the first of its kind within Associated Students.
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With his own life experiences in mind, Rios said he is dedicated to helping others go about their lives in a way that makes them feel supported — and never alone.
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The project has drawn significant controversy since its groundbreaking in October 2014 and has remained a subject of criticism from Native Hawiians.
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