United Nations Reboot the Earth Hackathon
The United Nations (UN) and the Baskin School of Engineering at the University of California, Santa Cruz, are collaborating to bring the “Reboot the Earth” hackathon to the West Coast […]
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Events for November 6, 2025
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Snow Wonder
Join this 2025 UC Snow Wonder Challenge! Picture yourself having a healthier, happier holiday season. Form teams with your colleagues and motivate each other and celebrate your healthy habit accomplishments to end the year on a healthy high note and head into 2026 feeling your best!
BME 280B Seminar: Anne Nakamoto, Alan Zhang, Shelbi Russell
Presenter 1: Anne Nakamoto, BME PhD Candidate, Corbett-Detig Lab, UC Santa Cruz Talk: Investigating deleterious mutation burden across populations and landscapes in the California Conservation Genomics Project Description: Biodiversity is being […]
Campus to Career: Job Talk with Rebecca Hernandez, Community Archivist
Virtual Event
Wondering what you can do with your Arts or Humanities degree? Come hear from a real professional on our campus with a background in both. If you are interested in careers in higher education, museums, or archives, this event is for you!
Applied Microeconomics and Trade Seminar Series presents: Matt Pecenco
Engineering 2 Engineering 2 1156 High Street, Santa CruzApplied Microeconomics and Trade Seminar: Matt Pecenco
Successful Slug Workshop: Time Management
Academic Resources Center (ARC) 408 McHenry Road, Santa CruzTime Management Thursday, November 6, 2:05 p.m.–2:50 p.m. Location: ARCenter 203 Learn the ways you can manage your time and avoid procrastination/burnout. Successful Slug Workshop Series Join Learning Support Services […]
Artist Talk for “Sculptures by Doyle Foreman: A Retrospective”
Join Doyle Foreman for a talk with the artist as part of the Mary Porter Sesnon Art Gallery’s fall exhibition, Sculptures by Doyle Foreman: A Retrospective, which celebrates the career of metal sculptor and UC Santa Cruz Professor Emeritus Doyle Foreman.
FREE and open to the public
Indignant Liberalism: Political Protest and Generational Change in El Salvador
In 2013 anthropologist Ellen Moodie embedded with indignados—young middle-class protestors demanding that the government live up to its liberal commitments—to better understand the course of political change since the civil […]
59th Faculty Research Lecture Featuring Professor Natalie Batalha
Hybrid Event
Professor Batalha’s research reveals the Universe to us, helping us better understand Earth’s origins and the possible future. Her research includes the detection and characterization of exoplanets and the study of exoplanet demographics. With the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, Professor Batalha has been leading international collaborations of hundreds of scientists to investigate what these exoplanets are composed of and how they formed. These are simply groundbreaking observations, and it is unlikely there will be another moment in the field like this for decades.