Ricardo Vazquez

Hundreds of UC employees, including undergraduate and graduate student workers, have reported miscalculated or missed paychecks after a new payroll system called UCPath was implemented earlier this year.

Incoming freshmen and transfer students affected by the recent North Bay wildfires, among other natural disasters, now have an extra two weeks to submit their UC applications.

The University of California may place a bid to manage the Los Alamos National Laboratory, or LANL, in New Mexico, running against 28 other interested parties.

Of the top 20 highest-paid UC Berkeley employees in 2016, only 3 were women, according to the university’s annual payroll data released last week.

According to documents obtained last week by the New York Times, President Trump is poised to redirect Department of Justice resources into investigating universities for discriminatory enrollment practices guided by affirmative action.

Here’s what you missed in the news since summer began.

An investigation into outgoing Chancellor Nicholas Dirks' misuse of public funds, which revealed he failed to pay $4,990, cost the university a total of $57,671 to carry out — more than 10 times the cost of the misused funds.

In a revised May budget proposal released Thursday, Gov. Jerry Brown requested that $50 million be sequestered from University of California funding until recommendations from an April 25 California State Auditor’s report and other state commitments are implemented by the university.

UC Berkeley saw a 1.2 percent decrease in international student freshman applicants for the 2016-2017 admissions cycle — the first dip in international applications the campus has experienced in over a decade.