#university-of-california

#university-of-california

UC regents are considering tuition increases amidst financial uncertainty, with the possibility of reducing financial aid funding from those revenues.

In a letter to chancellors, UC President Michael Drake stated that "boycotts of companies based on their association with a particular country" violated university policy.

The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating the University of California for potential violations of civil rights law connected to its pursuit of diverse faculty hires.

The Trump administration has depicted diversity initiatives as a form of discrimination, stating that practices assessing new hires by race and sex risk violating federal laws.

"The city had purchased a supply of firefighting equipment including shovels, rakes, and electric lanterns, to prepare for the upcoming wildfire season, as reported in June 1925."

The federal government engaged in 'quintessential viewpoint discrimination' when it rescinded funding to UC researchers, marking a key win for advocacy in educational research.

The event celebrated the awarding of 2,250 degrees at the University of California's 62nd annual commencement, reflecting the vibrancy of the occasion with a festive atmosphere.

The University of California's system-wide hiring freeze is a direct response to funding cuts, with President Michael Drake preparing for significant financial challenges ahead.

The University of California will implement a hiring freeze and additional cost-saving measures due to anticipated state and federal budget cuts, impacting research funding.

The lawsuit argues that the UC system's hiring policies are discriminatory, calling for a court ruling that would enable undocumented students to work legally under state law.