“There’s no relying on mommy and daddy”: Foster and Formerly Incarcerated Students Share Their Stories With UC Regents
The Regents organized the discussion in order to hear from students within the UC system who were or still are in the foster care system or were formerly incarcerated.
RCSGD Kicks Off 20th Anniversary Celebration
The center kicked off its 20th anniversary celebrations with an event on Tuesday evening, with Craig Leets, RCSGD director, giving attendees a small history of the RCSGD.
Students and Administrators Talk Potential Bike Path Renovations to Address Growing Campus
Renovation plans include the removal and rerouting of certain bike paths and proposal of a shuttle system.
Committee Moves Forward With Plans for Permanent A.S. Bike Shop
The current building was created in 2008 to replace the shipping containers. But what was meant to be a temporary solution has now been in place for over a decade.
In Photos | AFSCME Strikes for Sixth Time in Two Years
AFSCME 3299 represents more than 24,000 health care and service employees across the UC system.
UC’s Largest Union Strikes For the Third Time This Year
The workers spent much of the day marching around campus in order to draw attention to the union’s demands.
When Your Home Becomes a Parking Violation: Large-Vehicle Restrictions Affect Isla Vistans
All oversized vehicles parked overnight are subject to a $50 minimum fine and possible removal.
UC Regents Move Forward With New Policy to “Generally” Prohibit Outsourcing
The new policy is expected to incur roughly an additional $108 million in costs for the UC.
I.V. CSD Vote for Lucidity Festival on Deltopia Postponed To December
Much of the current debate about the contract revolves around the necessity of police presence at the festival as well as the timeliness of the contract approval.
37 Days Later, Stranded Boat Removed from Coal Oil Point
The boat, owned by a 27-year-old Northern California resident, ran aground on Oct. 5.