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UC San Diego Celebrates 60 Years of Its Unique College System

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Advocating for Their Peers: Student-Driven Efforts to End Campus Food Insecurity

Student Life

Chalkboard welcome sign for the The Hub Basic Needs Center at UC San Diego

UC San Diego Graduate Programs Recognized Among the Nation’s Best by U.S. News & World Report

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Annual Service Awards Honor Staff Commitment and Dedication

Campus News

There are more than 16,000 staff members who serve UC San Diego each day, offering invaluable resources and technical expertise to students and faculty and ensuring smooth operations across campus. More than 500 of those staff members were recognized at the 47th Annual Service Awards held Oct. 29 in the Price Center West Ballroom. Acknowledgement and awards were given to those who had reached 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40-year milestones in their careers.

Annual Service Awards Honor Staff Commitment and Dedication

Statement from UC San Diego Regarding the Ché Café and Student Co-Ops

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The university is committed to supporting UC San Diego’s student organizations and providing a broad range of cultural events and activities. The university reaffirms this commitment and assures the campus community that this pledge still stands.

Statement from UC San Diego Regarding the Ché Café and Student Co-Ops

UC Long-term Stability Plan for Tuition and Financial Aid

Campus News

On Nov. 6, University of California President Janet Napolitano announced a Long-term Stability Plan for Tuition and Financial Aid that she will present to the Board of Regents on November 19. The plan – the first of its kind at the university – is a new five-year roadmap for low, predictable tuition that allows students and their families at all income levels, and at all levels of study, to budget for the total cost of their UC education. The Stability Plan will end the volatility in UC’s tuition-setting process.

UC Long-term Stability Plan for Tuition and Financial Aid

Regional Transportation Projects to Transform Access to Campus

Campus News

Over the next few years, a series of regional transportation projects will occur at and around UC San Diego, transforming how students, faculty, staff, patients and visitors will access campus. The projects will accomplish everything from bringing the trolley into the heart of campus to constructing a new transit center and expanding the Genesee Avenue Bridge and Interstate 5 interchange.

Regional Transportation Projects to Transform Access to Campus

UC Regent Kieffer Marks UC San Diego’s Success with Students, Faculty and Staff

Campus News

UC Regent George Kieffer visited UC San Diego last week to meet with various members of the UC San Diego community to discuss a broad range of topics impacting the University of California and UC San Diego.

UC Regent Kieffer Marks UC San Diego’s Success with Students, Faculty and Staff

From Silicon Valley to Accounting’s ‘Big Four,’ Employers Recruit UC San Diego Talent at Job Fairs

Campus News

UC San Diego is among the top 20 schools in the country for the number of graduates who work at Google, according to a report from Business Insider released last month. More than 400 UC San Diego alumni currently work at the tech company, placing the campus at No. 12 on the list. Looking for talented students to fill the ranks of engineers, designers and other positions, recruiters from 150 companies—including Google—participated in the fall quarter Triton Science and Technology Job Fair held on campus Oct. 22.