Attempted Kidnapping at Merrill
The day before classes began, a female student reported being grabbed by a stranger near the Merrill College Writing Center.
In Memoriam: Ulisses Fonseca
Hard-working. Conscientious. Family-oriented. These are some of the memories left behind by fourth-year Ulisses Fonseca who died in a car accident on June 24. He was 21.
Concerns Rise About Napolitano
Students and UC Santa Cruz service workers gathered in protest on Monday, as former U.S. secretary of Homeland Security and newly appointed University of California president Janet Napolitano began her first day on the job.
Explosion Leads to State of Emergency at UC Berkeley
Campus back to normal after days without power
‘Individual Unique, Together Complete’
The Multicultural Festival, held on Saturday, May 18, brought together about 20 different student organizations in a celebration of on-campus diversity.
SUA Prepares for Election
Challenges have faced UCSC’s Student Union Assembly elections in the past, but initiatives to change campaigning for the better are currently in action.
Know Your Rights Week to Empower Students
The week will include Quarry Plaza demonstrations from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on racial profiling, the dangers of misrepresentation in the media, abuses in the workplace, the prison industrial complex, immigration, combating xenophobia and more.
Gardening Outside the Plot
Every morning, the first thing I see when I open my eyes are my houseplants, and I think, “Wow, you’re still alive!” I am not sure why this should surprise me, especially because I take care of my plants and they are healthy. In fact,…
Glowing Orange, Golden Veil and Spring Plant Sale
Part of City on a Hill Press’s Earth Day coverage: A Grove of Sustainability
Sustainable Thoughts
College Eight hosts two bookend events for Earth Week