Cross-campus enrollment project makes it easier for UC undergrads to take online courses on other campuses.
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Bond sale restructures debt, saves more than $1B
High demand for bonds expected to save $100M over next decade, up to $21M annually for following seven years.
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Statement following AFSCME Nov. 20 strike
UC leadership urges return to bargaining table to finalize contract for patient care technical and service employees.
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Court injunction limits walkout at med centers
Patient care employees, represented by AFSCME, plan a one-day strike on Nov. 20.
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Sequestration takes toll on research, education
UC leadership: Science is at risk because of across-the-board spending cuts in the federal budget.
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UC Health statement on planned AFSCME strike
Senior VP urges consideration for patients, return to bargaining table.
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State labor board intends to seek strike injunction
Board strives to limit number of AFSCME workers participating in one-day strike on Nov. 20.
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UC reaches agreement on contract for university nurses
Tentative four-year contract with California Nurses Association would affect more than 11,700 employees.
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UC, librarians reach contract
Wages, health benefits are among issues agreed upon in five-year contract with 350 university librarians.
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President Napolitano proposes tuition freeze, new systemwide initiatives
Initiatives address tuition, community college transfers, tech transfer, energy use.
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President, chancellors urge repeal of sequestration
Letter to state congressional delegation cites urgency of investing in UC's education, research and health care priorities.
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Statement on announced strike by AFSCME workers
UC urges union's leadership to put medical center patients and students first and continue bargaining.