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.
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Former students of Olivet University, headquartered near Anza in a remote part of Riverside County, claim they were required ...
The UC Santa Barbara Faculty Association is not joining individual chapters from other UC campuses in the complaint over UC’s ...
Enrollment of low-income, undocumented students declined by half at University of California and California State University ...
UC Berkeley and UCSF are among five University of California campuses requesting additional military equipment for their ...
The Latino population is making record-breaking impacts at one of the nation’s most foundational public education systems. In ...
Lee has won other recognitions, including previous Orange County Register Best of OC awards, Castle Connolly Top Doctor, ...
Prof. David Golomb, head of the Zlotowski Center for Neuroscience at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) in southern ...
As Latino Enrollment Reaches Record Highs, University of California Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month ...
Valerio Ferme has been hired as New Mexico State University's president. Ferme joined UC in 2019 as dean of the College of ...
Overnight encampments will no longer be allowed on the Stanford University campus. University officials made the announcement ...
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