UC Announces New Measures to Fortify Admissions Process
UC’s decision to reform its admission process arrives roughly three months after several universities across the U.S. were accused of using unfair backdoor methods to admit students.
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UC’s decision to reform its admission process arrives roughly three months after several universities across the U.S. were accused of using unfair backdoor methods to admit students.
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An overwhelming proportion of the student regents have come from UC Berkeley, UCLA and UC Davis.
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A record 113 UC students applied for the position of the 2020-21 student regent, compared to 40 who applied in the cycle before.
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The bill also aims to address the issues caused by the UC’s new faulty payroll system.
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The building will include five new lecture halls, three active learning classrooms and 20 discussion classrooms, totaling 2,000 new seats.
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SB 24 is the second version of the "abortion pill" bill to go through California legislature.
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The increase will provide $26 million in revenue to the UC system.
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The union went on strike after alleging the UC has been responsible for “years of scandal."
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I.V. CSD directors voted unanimously to send a letter to the UCPD.
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AFSCME 3299 announced that it is preparing for a single-day unfair labor practice strike on May 16.
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The OA2020 Expression of Interest was signed about a week after the UC terminated its subscription with the Dutch information and analytics company Elsevier.
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UC Regent Ellen Tauscher passed away this week at the age of 67.
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The union and the university have been negotiating over contracts for over two years.
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The early morning vote came down to 10 yeses, 14 noes and 0 abstentions.
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AFSCME, which represents the largest number of UC workers, alleges that the UC violated state labor laws.
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