University of California President Janet Napolitano apologized Thursday for calling Wednesday’s student protests “crap,” a remark caught on the meeting’s live stream. Read more...
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March 19, 11:51 am
Napolitano apologizes for calling protest at UC Regents meeting ‘crap’
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March 18, 4:28 pm
Napolitano, Gov. Brown briefly update regents on their committee
SAN FRANCISCO — The committee of two between University of California President Janet Napolitano and Gov. Jerry Brown has met with the UC constituents but won’t release any recommendations for another several months, Napolitano told the UC Board of Regents Wednesday. Read more...
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March 17, 10:22 pm
Regents consider recommendations from UC medical centers
SAN FRANCISCO — The University of California Board of Regents heard about challenges that the University’s medical centers face and discussed the results of its audit at the first day of its meeting Tuesday. Read more...
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March 17, 2:24 am
Regents to hear report on UC’s cost structure, among other topics
The University of California Board of Regents will meet in UC San Francisco this week to examine a report from a committee evaluating the University’s cost structure, among other topics. Read more...
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March 12, 1:11 am
California Legislature to consider several bills affecting UC campuses
The California Legislature is seeing madness in February. Leading up to the Feb. 27 deadline to introduce bills, legislators introduced hundreds of bills to the floors of the California Assembly and the California Senate. Read more...
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March 9, 5:46 pm
Visualizing divisions in public higher education executive pay
We took a look at the numbers for the 2013 fiscal year and created an interactive look at public higher education executive pay across the country using data magnets. Read more...
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March 6, 12:29 am
Assembly bill aims to cap nonresident enrollment at UC
A state Assembly bill introduced March 2 would cap enrollment for nonresidents at the University of California and likely increase nonresident tuition to a level no lower than fees at the majority of other comparable public institutions. Read more...