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.
Enrollment of low-income, undocumented students declined by half at University of California and California State University ...
The UC Santa Barbara Faculty Association is not joining individual chapters from other UC campuses in the complaint over UC’s ...
The percentage of students of color in Harvard Law School’s new class fell to 43% from 51% in 2023, according to new data the ...
Prosecutors in Southern California have charged 10 people with failing to disperse during a pro-Palestinian protest at the University of California, Irvine that led to a clash with police.
UC Berkeley and UCSF are among five University of California campuses requesting additional military equipment for their ...
Michael Drake, the president of the University of California, wrote a letter last month telling the system’s 10 campuses to ban encampments and regulate other protest-related conduct.
He identified the cause of a respiratory condition that once killed 10,000 infants annually in the United States and helped ...
The vice-chancellor of the University of Sydney Mark Scott has apologised for the “unacceptable” anti-Semitism experienced by Jewish staff, students and alumni during an eight-week pro-Palestinian ...
In a closely watched First Amendment rights case, a former University of Wisconsin campus chancellor who was fired after ...
The managers of the University of Virginia’s (UVA) multi-billion-dollar endowment announced on Friday that they will not ...
Some are pushing back against requests from UC police departments to receive more non-lethal weapons. KTLA's Kareen Wynter ...
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