The petition argued that the UCSC violated Title IX law by failing to provide gender-neutral housing, and that UCSC staff did not “incorporate” preferred gender pronouns into program introductions.
“Unlike Israel’s leaders of the past, Netanyahu is not even putting on a show. Israel’s government doesn’t even try to claim it’s going for a two-state solution."
"MSG can be tasty, particularly at 4 a.m., but Seven Treasures is 'genuinely good,' in the sense that it will not kill you when consumed three times per week."
“I don’t think that media [reports] are factually wrong. But they only display the negative, which is not an attempt to show what life here is actually like."
More than 50 members of Graduate Students United (GSU) assembled in protest on the main quad on Friday to demand that the University abolish the Student Life Fee (SLF). GSU is an independent student organization that seeks to raise graduate students’ stipends and health benefits—and reduce student fees—via bargaining with the University. Following a rally last...
As final preparation for the UAA Championships in the near future, the Maroons will host the Margaret Bradley Invitational this weekend at the Henry Crown Field House.
"While it is clear that chefs and various other employees are scurrying around behind the counter, it is impossible to see what they are preparing or how they are doing it—the entire prep area is concealed from public view. "
The University library system switched up its catalog and printing services, toning up its offerings for the new academic year. The new catalog, which went live August 20, displays the availability of a book or other library item on the same page as its call number, whereas Lens did not, according to E-Learning Librarian Julie...
Democratic candidate for the 39th District of the Illinois House Will Guzzardi returned to campus to speak to students about his career and vision for Chicago.
As of Monday morning, the Hyde Park barbecue restaurant Ribs ’n’ Bibs, located at 5300 South Dorchester Avenue, has closed for business. The management of Ribs ’n’ Bibs could not be reached for comment. The windows, which normally display racks of ribs being smoked, are now covered with pieces of paper from the interior that...
Student Government (SG)’s Graduate Council has launched the Graduate Council Travel Fund, a program through which graduate students may apply for up to $500 per student for transportation and other travel-related subsidies, set to go into effect next school year. According to a press release authored by second-year M.B.A. candidate Josh Johnston (A.B. ’04), the...
Two restaurants located in the University-owned Harper Court complex, both of which have yet to open to the public, have failed health inspections in the past few weeks. Native Foods, a vegan restaurant, and Porkchop, which primarily serves BBQ and liquor, were inspected on February 11 and February 13, respectively. The inspections, which were conducted...
"...I think that the coexistence of people in different life stages produces a rich experience that can’t be easily replicated,” a graduate student said.
Fourth Ward Alderman Will Burns held an open meeting where community members discussed the Affordable Care Act and a new housing project on East 41st Street.
UCPD seeks CALEA certification after expanding its responsibilities and powers.
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