Wednesday, May 6

Board votes to prohibit student-faculty dating

The University of California Board of Regents voted overwhelmingly July 17 to add a clause to the faculty code of conduct restricting student-faculty dating. Previously, the UC had a resolution that strongly discouraged faculty from entering into relationships with students by telling them to “avoid any exploitation, harassment or discriminatory treatment of students.” The new amendment explicitly prohibits a relationship of a romantic or sexual nature ““ even if it is consensual. Read more...


Regents approve 25 percent hike

With a sense of grim necessity, the University of California Board of Regents voted July 17 to raise student fees by 25 percent to help mitigate state cuts of at least $360 million to the university’s budget. Read more...






Connerly pushes Civil Rights Act in Michigan

The affirmative action spotlight shone on the University of Michigan again last week when Ward Connerly announced the launch of an initiative that would counter the effects of the recent Supreme Court ruling in that state. Read more...