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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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The UC Regents should be stronger advocates for students. No one becomes a UC Regent because they want to hurt students.
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The UC Student Association discussed Gov. Jerry Brown’s 2016-17 state budget proposal and passed a resolution denouncing government raids on undocumented communities at its January meeting at UC San Diego.
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Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled his proposed state budget at a press conference in Sacramento on Thursday, providing about $350 million to the UC system in additional funding for the 2016-17 fiscal year.
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The latest UC fundraising effort could have the university singing for dollars. The new program, called the “Promise Platform,” will turn students and young alumni into fundraisers by asking them to use social media to solicit donations from friends and family in exchange for promising to complete a given task.
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Efforts from State Assembly Speaker John Perez, D-Los Angeles, and student associations secured a tuition freeze for both UC and CSU systems contingent upon a Wednesday vote in the state legislature and approval by Gov. Jerry Brown.
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Though a group of student leaders from throughout the UC is calling for the implementation of several recommendations made by a recently released state audit, university officials maintain that such transformations were in the works prior to the audit and are already being implemented. The audit of the university, which
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With the UC Board of Regents slated to vote on a controversial fee hike at their meeting Thursday, UC officials and students are citing different figures for the actual size of the increase. While UC officials and most media outlets have said tuition will rise 9.6 percent increase, student leaders
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