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City of Santa Cruz, UCSC in talks to possibly end lawsuits over enrollment and housing plans

UC Santa Cruz and the City of Santa Cruz have been embroiled in a lawsuit since February 2022 over UCSC’s plan to boost enrollment by an additional 8,500 students by 2040. The Long Range Development Plan, approved in 2021, set off a wave of lawsuits from the city and the county over potential worsening impacts on the region’s housing market. But now, Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley says the two sides are in talks to end the LRDP lawsuit and a second, separate lawsuit related to water access on campus.

UC Santa Barbara facing lawsuits over lack of student housing options

As local leaders in Santa Barbara County continue working to address local housing needs, lawsuits have been filed against UCSB regarding their alleged lack of student housing options.

Is UC Santa Barbara Responsible for a Major Part of the South Coast's Housing Crisis?

Joan Hartmann: UCSB a Major Factor in South Coast's Housing Crisis | Opinions

At a recent Santa Barbara County Board of Supervisors meeting, we heard gut-wrenching public testimony from long-term residents caught up in the

#StopCopCity and Help Protect Weelaunee Forest - City on a Hill Press

They say all the trees in a forest speak to one another. Root to root, a connection is made beyond each individual tree and between forests. The roots of the old-growth trees that touch us a

Why Family Student Housing Doesn't Have (and Might Not Get) Generator Power

In her five years living at Family Student Housing (FSH), Melissa Svigelj has acquired a bevy of camping lanterns, a battery generator, a solar panel, and a camping stove. These items aren’t for ou

Local leaders decry mass eviction, weigh options in response

Capps and her team canvassed the apartment complex, meeting largely with Spanish-speaking families and sharing a resource sheet to residents.

Behind the numbers: UCD applications nearly match last year's record

High numbers apply for fall 2023 undergraduate study UC Davis

UC Davis continues to attract high numbers of undergraduate applicants. For fall 2023, a total of 109,350 applied — just shy of last year’s record.

UCSB sees highest ever winter quarter enrollment

Winter quarters typically see a decline of several hundred students from the start of the academic year.