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The UC Board of Regents convened Wednesday at UCSF Mission Bay to discuss potential tuition increases and approved a three-year financial sustainability plan for the university.
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The UC Board of Regents discussed the details of the final 2015-16 state budget during its Wednesday meeting, including changes to the UC pension plan and potential additional state funding.
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The UC Board of Regents appointed former Michigan State University provost and executive vice president Kim Wilcox as the ninth chancellor of UC Riverside at a special meeting on Thursday. Wilcox will replace Jane Close Conoley, the interim chancellor, who replaced former chancellor Timothy White in December after White left
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The morning session of the UC Regents meeting on Thursday featured discussions on online education and the establishment of a World Food Center at UC Davis.
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In its final day of the UC Regents meeting at the UCSF Mission Bay campus, the regents will decide on some of the most important issues on UC’s tables today, most notably the appointment of Janet Napolitano as the new UC President. Napolitano’s stirred controversy among UC faculty and students,
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At their meeting on Tuesday, the UC Board of Regents decided to increase funding to repair campus apartments at UC Santa Cruz as well as a plan to increase funding for an expansion of hospital facilities at UC San Diego Health System.
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The UC Board of Regents met on Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss a wide range of issues including the university’s 2012-13 budget and long-term budget model.
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SACRAMENTO — UC students dressed as inmates in a “debtor’s prison” interrupted Wednesday’s UC Board of Regents meeting as the board began to discuss a report critiquing UC campus responses to student protests. The board moved into closed session as about 20 protesters stood up and circled the public seating
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