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Napolitano clarified that this does not mean that there will not be cutbacks on hours or layoffs for staff as part of “typical student and career employee summer staffing" adjustments.
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The measures are temporary but could apply to students affected by the coronavirus pandemic “for future years as applicable,” according to the press release.
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Individuals who cannot work from home and who are not “essential service providers” are eligible for paid leave.
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Paid leave hours be used only in specific circumstances, such as if employees are subject to shelter-in-place orders, or if family members or themselves are exhibiting coronavirus symptoms.
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University-wide, freshmen applicants decreased from 176,530 in 2019 to 172,099 in 2020, according to the data.
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This post will be updated daily.
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The UCDC cancellation is the latest in a slew of study abroad and transfer student program cancellations.
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UCEAP has been working with both the host universities abroad and the students’ home UC campuses to coordinate course credit, financial aid and all the other lingering questions.
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The university is also discouraging all international travel and is urging “extreme caution” for traveling domestically.
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All University of California students who are currently studying abroad in Europe through the UC Education Abroad Program and are United States citizens or permanent residents will not be significantl...
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The campus, including Housing and Dining, will remain open and operational, albeit with limited service, Chancellor Yang said in the email.
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At each campus, COLA movements are urging faculty to cancel all classes and undergraduate students to walk out of any classes that professors didn’t cancel.
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Our column “UC News” will showcase the top stories of the week from other UC student newspapers in our weekly print edition and online.
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With the launch of a COLA group at UCSF, all 10 UC campuses now have rumblings of COLA organizing on their respective campuses.
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The China study abroad program was cancelled at the end of January; the South Korea and Italy programs were cancelled last week.
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