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The UC Board of Regents unanimously approved Dr. Michael Drake’s appointment as the next president of the UC system in a virtual meeting Tuesday.
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The UC system announced Wednesday that it will sue the federal government for allegedly violating the rights of the university and its students.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the UC Board of Regents on Thursday, finding that President Donald Trump’s decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program was “arbitrary.”
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The UC system has invested more than $68 million into the Thirty Meter Telescope project as of April 30, according to a financial report from the UC Office of the President.
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Standardized testing may no longer be a reality of the UC system’s application process, the UC Board of Regents decided Thursday.
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During its virtual meeting Wednesday, the UC Board of Regents discussed the financial impacts of COVID-19, passed a budget resolution adjusting to a $1.2 billion deficit and approved guidelines for reopening campuses, which will likely operate in a “hybrid mode” during the upcoming fall semester.
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The UC Board of Regents makes decisions that impact every UC student’s life — determining student tuition, approving campus developments, setting the UC system’s budget and more — yet most students across the system do not know who the regents are.
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On Wednesday, the UC Board of Regents met virtually for the second day this week to discuss COVID-19, online instruction and special talent admissions, among other matters.
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UC Board of Regents Chair John Pérez and UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ discussed the challenges facing the next UC president in a panel Wednesday.
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During Monday’s town hall, the UC Board of Regents’ Special Committee to Consider the Selection of a President heard student and faculty concerns, which included climate change and educational affordability, regarding the next president of the UC system.
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