July 19, 2012
Following a somber discussion of the University of California’s fiscal outlook, the UC Board of Regents Wednesday (July 18) took action to help the university stave off a possible $375 million in budget cuts.
Read the complete article here.
July 10, 2012
Although UC has taken many systemwide actions to address the current budget crisis (tuition increases, one-year furlough for many employees, administrative efficiencies and restructuring debt, among others), UC campuses have been left with significant budget shortfalls. In fact, while the majority of the actions taken to address cuts in the prior two years have emanated from central solutions, the reverse is now true for the shortfalls campuses are addressing in 2011-12. The attached document details actions taken throughout the UC system to address these shortfalls. This report is scheduled to be presented to the UC Regents at their July 18 meeting.
Copyright © 2004–2009. All rights reserved.
