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The UC Board of Regents met Tuesday to discuss methods of making financial aid letters more accessible for students.
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The UCPD is in need of a “visionary and transformative” restructuring in the wake of the national Black Lives Matter movement, the UC Academic Council said in a letter June 29.
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For a country founded on the principle that all men are created equal, doing away with the great testing equalizer is a step in the wrong direction.
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The UC Academic Council’s Standardized Testing Task Force published its report on the effectiveness of using standardized testing for admissions Monday.
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The UC system is considering a proposal to add the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium, or SBAC, as an additional factor for freshman admission.
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The UC Regents assembled Wednesday at the UCSF Mission Bay Conference Center for the second day of its regular July meeting. Among the presented topics, the regents discussed student life, implementation of UCOP audit recommendations and potentially adding letters of recommendation to the UC application process.
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UC faculty and other non-unionized staff will receive a 3 percent salary increase starting July 1, under a recent directive from UC President Janet Napolitano.
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Almost three months after Janet Napolitano took office as UC President, the Students of Color Solidarity Coalition, a group of UC Berkeley students acting as part of a larger statewide movement, continues to oppose her appointment vocally.
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Earlier this summer, The Daily Calfornian wrote an editorial in support of the nationwide open access movement, which aims to make results of government-funded research freely available to the public online. On July 24, the UC Academic Senate proudly announced that beginning in November, anyone will be able to access
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Academic papers published by UC researchers will be available for free through eScholarship, a UC scholarly publishing service, starting in November.
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