Napolitano Plans to Revise Sexual Assault Policy
UC President Janet Napolitano is assembling a committee responsible for reevaluating how sexual assault and harassment cases involving faculty are handled. The announcement
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Gov. Brown Signs Bill Outlawing Weapons on Campuses
Gov. Jerry Brown signed a gun control bill into law on Saturday, which will increase state restrictions on those in possession of firearms.
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UC Campuses Compete to Cut Carbon Emissions
The UC system launched the Cool Campus Challenge on Oct. 6, a university-wide competition aimed at motivating students and faculty to reduce the
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Napolitano Raises UC Minimum Wage to $13
UC President Janet Napolitano implemented the first phase of her systemwide “Fair Work, Fair Pay” plan last Thursday by raising the minimum wage
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Nonresident Enrollment Rises at Three UC Campuses
This year’s UCSD freshman class experienced a significant increase in the number of out-of-state and international students, compared to numbers from the previous
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UC Alumni Sign Petition to Redefine Anti-Semitism
Twenty-three organizations and 521 University of California alumni submitted a petition to UC President Janet Napolitano last Wednesday demanding that she formally adopt
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Napolitano and Brown Agree to Delay UC Tuition Hikes
University of California President Janet Napolitano and Gov. Jerry Brown reached an agreement to provide the university with additional revenue and freeze tuition
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CA Officials Institute New Sexual Assault Guidelines
California Attorney General Kamala Harris and University of California President Janet Napolitano announced a new framework to improve how California college campuses handle
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State Higher Education Committee Approves UC Salary Cap Bill
Assemblyman Roger Hernandez (D-West Covina) announced that Assembly Bill 837, which would cap the gross salaries of all University of California employees at
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SB15 Would Help Relieve Tuition Woes, but Hurt Middle Class
California college students can’t seem to catch a break politically. Keeping with the state’s unwritten education policy of “one step forward, two steps
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