The University of California is not the only educational institution that has raised student fees to offset the reduction in state funding. Read more...
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July 23, 6:27 am
CSU votes to increase student fees by 20 percent
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July 19, 10:04 pm
Regents approve furloughs
In early June, University of California President Mark Yudof proposed his initial pay-cut plan, and a group of UC Santa Cruz junior faculty members discussed their responses over coffee. Read more...
Photo: Protestors gathered outside the William J. Rutter Center in San Francisco on July 15 during the UC Regents meeting. The following day, the UC Regents approved plans intended to deal with state budgetary cuts, which included furloughs for UC faculty and staff.
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July 19, 10:01 pm
Former internee to receive degree
Aiko "Grace" Obata Amemiya was 8 years old when she decided that she wanted to attend the University of California. Read more...
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July 19, 10:00 pm
Budget cuts to impact ASUCLA
Despite the personal nature of an economic crisis, individual employees can be overlooked during the media craze surrounding the pending budget cuts in the UC system. Read more...
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July 19, 9:57 pm
Swine flu has not deterred students from studying abroad
Though swine flu has caused a worldwide scare this year, it has minimally affected students who are enrolled in study abroad programs, even in higher risk areas such as Mexico and Asia. Read more...
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July 19, 9:50 pm
CSO guard loses cancer battle
Carlos Silva, a community service officer security guard and employee of the UCLA Police Department, died on July 13 in Long Beach, after a six-month battle with cancer. He was 47. Read more...
Photo: Carlos Silva, CSO Guard
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July 19, 9:44 pm
Geffen School policies get A grade
The American Medical Student Association recently gave the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and eight other medical schools across the nation an A grade for their strict conflict-of-interest guidelines. Read more...