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The Student Borrower Protection Center and several UC professors delivered a letter to the UC Office of the President on Thursday, demanding that the university end online non-degree programs run by third-party companies that are affiliated with the UC system.

In order to achieve the best possible UC, there needs to be an understanding between stakeholders and administration, enabling them to work together and tackle the problems they face. 

On March 13, the UC Office of the President, or UCOP, announced the naming of Sharon Adesokan as its first Health Care Facilitator, or HCF. 

Initiatives focused on expanding the UC’s transfer admission guarantee program in the 2023-2024 state budget are under discussion amongst California lawmakers. 

The First District Court of Appeal released a tentative decision Dec. 22 regarding the lawsuit filed by Make UC a Good Neighbor against the UC Board of Regents’ Environmental Impact Report for long range developments and student housing on People’s Park.

UC academic student employees and graduate student researchers reached a tentative agreement with the UC Office of the President on Friday.

As academic workers continue to strike for increased wages throughout the UC system, discussions have emerged over whether the demonstrations will impact workers’ payrolls.

Academic workers conducting a sit-in protest at the UC Office of the President, or UCOP, in the city of Sacramento were arrested Monday amid union strikes throughout the UC system.

Striking UAW academic workers occupied UC Berkeley's Eshleman Hall and California Hall Thursday in a continuation of the ongoing strike activities, while picketers outside voiced support for their respective bargaining teams by chanting and displaying banners on the steps of the halls.

UAW 5810, the local union representing UC academic researchers and postdoctoral scholars, reached a tentative agreement with the University of California on a new five-year contract that will last until Sept. 30, 2027, if ratified by a simple majority of union-represented workers.