Student Media houses many journalism and entertainment organizations at UC Santa Cruz. Hundreds of students produce newspapers, television shows, feature-length films and other forms of media every quarter.
The Student Media Council meets throughout the year to allocate funds to the various student organizations, granted through funding provided by Measures 13 and 34. These funds go toward projects that benefit all of the organizations within Student Media. KZSC Radio is housed in Campus Life, however, representatives attend Student Media meetings as well.
The newly developed http://www.sctv28.com provides a platform for several Student Media organizations to host their video content on.
Print Publications

Alay
Alay is the literary arts journal of the Filipino Student Association.
Contact: alay.ucsc@gmail.com
Black African Voice
The Black African Voice showcases art, poetry, stories and news centered around the African-American community at
UC Santa Cruz.
Contact Black African Voice through the African/Black Student Alliance:
absa.slugs@gmail.com
Chinquapin
The longest-running literary publication at UCSC, Chinquapin annually publishes poetry, prose, photography and art.
Contact: chinquapin@gmail.com
City on a Hill Press
City on a Hill Press is a student-run weekly newspaper at UCSC in
production since 1966.
http://www.cityonahillpress.com
Contact: editors@cityonahillpress.com
Disorientation Guide
An annual alternative back-to-school guide released in fall, Disorientation Guide is dedicated to covering topics that often go unpublished in the mainstream media, such as student activism and local issues, as well as many other topics.
Contact: disguide@gmail.com
EyeCandy Film Journal
EyeCandy is devoted to publishing work on film and other visual arts through articles, essays and reviews.
Contact: eyecandyjournal@gmail.com
Fish Rap Live!
Fish Rap Live! is the comedy newspaper which publishes every three weeks, reminiscent in style to The Onion.
Contact: fishraplive@gmail.com
Gaia
The environmentally themed publication created by the Environmental Media Project at UCSC to highlight sustainability efforts on campus.
Contact:
environmentalmediaproject@gmail.com
Leviathan
The Leviathan Jewish Journal is a quarterly publication that publishes articles and artwork pertaining to the Jewish community.
Contact: leviathanucsc@gmail.com
http://www.leviathanjewishjournal.com
Matchbox Magazine
Matchbox Magazine is a UCSC-based literary publication that annually publishes writing and art from each of the UC campuses, and is distributed to each after printing.
Contact: matchboxmagazine@gmail.com
Red Wheelbarrow
Red Wheelbarrow is an annual literary magazine which publishes fiction, non-fiction, poetry and art.
Contact: ucscredwheelbarrow@gmail.com
Third World and Native American Student Press (TWANAS)
TWANAS is a newspaper published each quarter that is devoted to covering voices often underrepresented in traditional media, covering topics such as gender, race and immigration.
www.twanaspress.wordpress.com
Contact: twanaspress@gmail.com
Broadcast Media
Banana Slug News
Banana Slug News primarily covers local, entertainment, sports, and global news in a broadcast television show.
Contact: bananaslugnews@gmail.com
Border Stompers Collective
Border Stompers is a multimedia collective dedicated to giving voice to perspectives often unportrayed in mainstream media, using a variety of approaches.
Contact: borderstomperscollective@gmail.com
Film Production Coalition
Film Production Coalition is a part of SCTV and produces one feature-length film per year, along with short films throughout fall, winter and spring terms.
On the Spot
On the Spot is a entertainment broadcast organization that produces about five shows each quarter.
Contact: onthespot10@gmail.com
Rainbow TV
Rainbow TV produces and publicizes the creative work of the Rainbow Theater Arts Troupe at UCSC.
Contact: rbwtelevision@gmail.com
KZSC Radio
KZSC is a non-commercial, educational public radio station, which in 2010 was ranked No. 5 on The Huffington Post’s top nine college radio stations.