Over the course of four months, the COVE’s student interns wrote and released an open letter to the UC Santa Cruz administration — effectively revealing the UC Santa Cruz administration’s plans to downsize the COVE.  The COVE has been an on-campus recovery resource for more...

Editor’s note: Due to the nature of the questions asked in our survey, many sources chose to remain anonymous. Some responses have been slightly edited for brevity and clarity. All responses represent student experiences and opinions. City on a Hill Press acknowledges the tendency of...

Editors Note: The quotes in this article have been edited for clarity and concision. Dr. Eddie Glaude Jr. is a distinguished professor of African American studies and religion at Princeton University, a political commentator and public intellectual. For the second year in a row, Dr....

Measure 82: “Students for Empowerment and Accountability in Transportation Services.” [PASSED with 96.4 percent voter support]  Written and introduced by the Student Union Governance Board (SUGB), this measure is a fee amendment, allocating 1.41 percent of current total transit fees into a new student governing...

President Donald Trump’s executive orders attacking diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have already had a chilling effect at universities nationwide. Falling in line with Trump’s orders, the University of California’s Office of the President (UCOP) has begun preemptively enforcing regulations at the UC-level in the...

Past the bustling John R. Lewis and College Nine Dining Hall, up the stairwell and toward the University Center, the Bistro and Fireside Lounge were transformed on the evening of May 23. Vines draped the entry way, laughter filled the space and Black students dressed...