While coronavirus cases are surging across California and overwhelming intensive care units, the country’s top infectious disease expert said today he’s “cautiously optimistic” that college students can return to campus in the fall.
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‘First line of defense’: UCSC’s COVID-19 testing lab ready to relocate, ramp up
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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UCSC researchers develop faster way to detect COVID-19 antibodies — without sacrificing accuracy
New Leaf Community Markets brand manager Lindsay Gizdich said the store is moving from Pacific Avenue in order to have…
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In extremely rare move, tenured UC Santa Cruz professor fired
Ramakrishna “Ram” Akella refused to teach courses he felt were improperly assigned to him. Now, he’s out of a job.
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Garima P. Desai becomes UCSC’s first Rhodes Scholar: ‘I felt like I had the whole university on my back’
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Cabrillo College plans to stay remote until 2022; UCSC, at least through this summer
Cabrillo College plans to keep most students off campus until spring 2022, while UC Santa Cruz will stay mostly remote at least through the summer — though it expects to increase the number of students living on campus soon.
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Ready for a ‘real’ college experience, transfer students find their hopes dashed
Coronavirus, wildfires and the shift to online learning have made it more challenging for schools like UC Santa Cruz to support students once they’ve transferred.
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Cabrillo College Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management classes continue amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
Cabrillo College’s beloved Pino Alto restaurant is now open for gourmet, to-go meals.
