University of California Approves New Weapons for its Police Force Amid Protest
Why did you shoot us?” one shouted — a reference to the less lethal rounds used at last spring’s campus unrest.  Regent Jay Sures, chair of the compliance committee, showed little patience for what has become a common protest tactic.
Will Same Protest Policies Yield Different Response from Campus Leaders at University of California?
The unfolding rules are a response to last spring’s series of campus protests that led to hundreds of arrests. State lawmakers withheld $25 million from the UC until the system updated its policies.
University of California Police asking for more non-lethal weapons in wake of pro-Palestinian protests
Police departments across the University of California system are asking for more non-lethal weapons in a process officials call “routine,” but with memories of the handling of last spring’s pro-Palestinian protests, many are skeptical of the idea.
University of California Re-Examines Protest Policies, Responses From Campus Leaders
"Protests don’t end with police action. They end with negotiations. Every time there’s been police intervention in a protest, it’s tended to escalate the protest."
University Of California Cops Stock Up On Weapons After Anti-Israel Protests Engulfed School
Board approves more non-lethal weapons for UCLA police after Israel-Hamas war protests
The University of California board of regents has approved UCLA police’s request for additional non-lethal weapons
Undocumented student enrollment at California colleges declined by half since 2016. Here’s why
The study comes as the Gov. Gavin Newsom is weighing a measure that would allow California colleges and universities to ...
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Enrollment of undocumented students at California universities has dropped
Enrollment of low-income, undocumented students declined by half at University of California and California State University campuses from 2016 through 2023, according to a new study by the ...
California Bible college students claim they were confined, surveilled and made to do unpaid labor
Former students of Olivet University, headquartered near Anza in a remote part of Riverside County, claim they were required to work, at times for no pay, and couldn't leave campus without permission.
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Council of UC Faculty Associations Files Its First-Ever Unfair Labor Practice Charge Against University of California
The UC Santa Barbara Faculty Association is not joining individual chapters from other UC campuses in the complaint over UC’s ...
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UC Board of Regents approve big raises for campus chancellors
The UC Board of Regents approved a package of pay raises for campus chancellors that will pay the highest compensated ...
Guest column: The real question is integration of undocumented immigrants, not deportation
Let us look forward to a day when undocumented immigrants have a clear path to becoming permanent legal residents.
For the Children of Architects, Filmmaking as Therapy
Jim Venturi shines a light on his parents, the postmodern innovators Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown. How architects’ ...
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How Children Benefit When Their Parents — at Least Some of the Time — Ignore Them
The New York Times printed some surprising advice last week: “Parents Should Ignore Their Children More Often.” ...
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USC: The university of lockdown
USC may not have “beat” Harvard in suppressing free speech, but it has surpassed all its “competitors” in turning the campus ...