UCLA Faculty Assn. Blog: 4th Quarter 2021

No presents from the state's labor market Saturday, December 25, 2021

New weekly claims for unemployment benefits in California remain stuck at around 60,000 - as has been the case since last spring, when 40,000 would be recovery to the pre-pandemic norm. Latest data at: https://www.dol.gov/ui/data.pdf.

UCLA Faculty Assn. Blog: 4th Quarter 2021

Articles inside

Is 18 a Magic Number? - Part 3

Cancel Culture

Tongue

Is 18 a Magic Number?

Is 18 a Magic Number? - Part 2

Donation

No presents from the state's labor market

Nash

Location of the ball is now on the UCLA campus

Contradictory Report on UC Policy for January

Does UCLA Have a Plan B for January 3?

Stuff Happens (and is happening) - Part 2

Still stuck after all

20,000 Isn't Enough. How About 30,000?

Leaving Money on the Table?

Uh Oh Omicron! Are We Going Back to the Future? - Part 2

The Future (of Transportation near UCLA) Lies Ahead

The Search

UCLA’s Undocumented Alumni Association

The Latest Scam: Don't Click

Uh Oh Omicron! Are We Going Back to the Future?

Ambiguous

The LAO on Student Mental Health

Repetition

Westwood Crime Concerns

News: Looks like recognition strike issue is resolved

SMC to UC

The Endless Harvard Admissions Case

Conceptually, Incompletely-Negotiated Monster Dorm

More VoIP Concerns

Not Always

Let's take it as a good sign

UCLA Health on Omicron

Looking for Omicron at UC-SD

December Coronavirus Rules

More on the UC-SB Munger Monster Dorm

And still more want to get in

Winter Quarter: No LA County Lockdown

Viral Recriminations at Berkeley

Aftermath of the UC Lecturer's Almost Strike

An Aspect of the Columbia Grad Student Strike

Broxton

Ogbonnia

We can give thanks for that

More on UC Overenrollment

Stong

Another Possible Strike

Santa Monica College Again #1 in Transfers to UC

Watch the Regents Session of Nov. 18, 2021

UC to Require Boosters

Strike News: No Strike

Watch the Morning Meetings of the Regents: Nov. 17, 2021

State Budget Outlook

UC-Santa Barbara Giant Dorm Proposal Makes the New Yorker

Watch the Regents Meeting of Nov. 16, 2021

Strike News: Lecturer Work Stoppage Scheduled for This Week

Crowds Without Controls Are Not Wise

The Overenrollment Story Continues

New Canvas Courseware System is Cut from a Different Cloth

Could Jerry Brown's Pension Limitations Be Undone?

No Parking

Game Off - Part 2

Game Off - Part 3

The clock keeps ticking on the Harvard affirmative action case

Game Off

Strike News

LA Times Editorial on UC Overenrollment

Another Belmont in Westwood

More on Overenrollment & Munger Hall/Hell

LAO Report on Student Housing

Free Transit

Did you change your clock? Are you grumpy about it?

Munger Hall or Munger Hell - Part 4

Vax Proof Uploading - Part 2 (mystery somewhat resolved

Munger Hall or Munger Hell - Part 3 (International Edition

No Progress

Hastings or Not Hastings - Part 2

News of Student Researchers' Labor Negotiations