Chancellors Get Pay Raise: Recap of UC Regents January 2022 Meeting
Here are the most important takeaways from the University of California Board of Regents’ first meeting of 2022.
read more
Regents
Here are the most important takeaways from the University of California Board of Regents’ first meeting of 2022.
read more
As a UC Regent, Hernández wants to make education affordable and accessible since families who want to send their children to college often face large expenses.
read more
Blas Pedral did her undergraduate education at UCSB as a first-generation student and global studies major, where she co-founded an A.S. political party called the Democratic Process Party.
read more
The proposal, introduced at the Regents’ May 13 meeting, would increase tuition for the future class of 2022-23 by 2% from the previous class’s tuition plus inflation.
read more
The plan proposes assigning a tuition and fee level to each incoming cohort of students and keeping that number flat for six years following enrollment.
read more
The $960.6 million 2021-22 UC Office of the President (UCOP) budget marks an uptick of $98.6 million from the more conservative planning of the UC’s 2020-21 budget.
read more
If a new test is not implemented by 2025, the testing requirement will be eliminated altogether.
read more
The UC Board of Regents Nov. 19 remote meeting focused on the impact of financial losses brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
read more
Drake is the 21st UC President and the first Black president in UC history.
read more
The Academic Council centered the recommendations on statements they received from students and faculty across the UC System about anti-Black police violence.
read more
If a new test has not been implemented by 2025, the testing requirement for California students will be eliminated altogether.
read more
The ACT and SAT would be optional for two years, with testing requirements eliminated completely for two years after that.
read more
The measures are temporary but could apply to students affected by the coronavirus pandemic “for future years as applicable,” according to the press release.
read more
Napolitano said the UC would not re-open the union’s current contract nor would it agree to a COLA in addition to the current contract.
read more
While the UCR speakers raised similar issues as those at UCLA, many statements addressed challenges facing the campus specifically.
read more