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Two new field stations were added to the UC Natural Reserve System, or UCNRS, on Friday through a vote from the UC Board of Regents. The decision expands the UCNRS to 41 locations — the largest university-administered natural reserve system in the world.
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A former UC Santa Cruz Police Department lieutenant filed a lawsuit against the UC Board of Regents on April 18 for allegations of retaliation and discrimination based on race and gender.
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Former UC Berkeley employee Alik Lee filed a lawsuit March 28 against the UC Board of Regents and two of his supervisors alleging wrongful termination based on his race, sex and age.
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UC Regents employee Elizabeth Rodriguez-Dias filed a complaint to the Superior Court for the state of California against the UC Regents after she was allegedly harassed and discriminated against by her boss Dr. John Stobo, the executive vice president at UC Health, according to Alameda County court documents filed on March 28.
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The UC Board of Regents’ Finance and Capital Strategies Committee discussed UC Berkeley’s Upper Hearst Project and voted affirmatively to pass a proposed nonresident tuition hike to the regents Wednesday — part of the greater regents meeting at UCLA from March 12 to 14.
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The UC system announced in a press release Wednesday that it will not increase tuition for California residents for the 2019-20 academic year. A decision has yet to be made regarding tuition for nonresidents.
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On Charter Day, March 23, 1868, Berkeley didn’t offer student housing since California state codes prohibited the existence of dormitories on college campuses
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Save Berkeley Neighborhoods, a nonprofit education and advocacy group, along with three Berkeley neighborhood associations filed a lawsuit against the UC Regents over planned construction of four beach volleyball courts at the Clark Kerr Campus.
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Since July, the UC Regents have been increasing the amount of endowment money that they are putting into alternative investments such as real estate, hedge funds and private equity to strive for more economic stability.
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