UCLA Faculty Association Blog: 1st Quarter 2022

Still in the Normal Range Sunday, March 13, 2022

We have been tracking new weekly California claims for unemployment insurance as an index of the state's labor market and economic activity. We have been back in the prepandemic normal range for a couple of weeks and seem to be remaining there. Of course, uncertainties remain related to the Ukraine situation and what may be the response to continued inflation. The latest data, as always, are at https://www.dol.gov/ui/data.pdf.

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Watch the Regents Morning Meetings of March 16, 2022

New Medicare Advantage Report Raises Old Issue

The Hastings Saga Continues

Watch the Regents Investments Committee: 3-15-2022

Top 10

Berkeley Bill Signed

Where Have All the Librarians Gone? (at Berkeley

Still in the Normal Range

Experian Monitoring Extended for Two Years - Part 2

Experian Monitoring Extended for Two Years

Like clockwork

Catching up with the UCLA Anderson Forecast

Something is (still) missing

The Dawn of a New No-Mask Era Is Coming

Those Russian Assets

The Hybrid Idea Continues

The Davis Bubble

Irvine's Scrambled Eggs Scandal is Back in the News

Why didn't Berkeley use the Washington Monument strategy?

A Strange Political Retreat from UC-Berkeley

What Did the Governor Actually Say?

Money (May Be) Coming

Actual Enrollment

Beware of the wild guesses of yours truly

Patent Loss

Regent Richard Blum Dies

Food Assistance for UC Students

The UCLA Numbers

On Speaking Officially: An Unofficial Comment

Finally, into the normal range

Masks, etc., to continue on campus through winter quarter

That Harvard Case - Part 2

Another CalPERS Scandal Coming at the Wrong Time

It may be hard to remember

Remember the One-Day Shutdown? Update

UCLA Needs to Clarify the Meaning of the Lesser Headline

Another UC?

Still Half Way There

Too Many at Berkeley? - Part 3

The Good News is that a deal was reached. The Bad News

Unintended Consequences of Delayed Dropping

Top Donations of 2021

Berkeley First?

An Advantage to the Provider of the UC Advantage?

$21 Million

Too Many at Berkeley? - Part 2 (Wild Guess

Maybe this time?

Postscript to Our Valentine's Day Posting

Time to Think Again About a Faculty Regent? - Part 2

Too Many at Berkeley?

Too Many at UCLA?

UCLA Under NLRB for Athletes?

As LA County Goes, So Undoubtedly Will UCLA

Shutdown Task Force

$243.6 million

Early Warning Signals of Tuesday's Shutdown - Part 3

Telescope: Belated Follow-Up

The Saga of Berkeley's People's Park Never Ends

Same old, same old

Early Warning Signals of Tuesday's Shutdown - Part 2

Adjusting from Pandemic to Endemic

You always knew quarters were best, right?

Early Warning Signals of Tuesday's Shutdown

Shady Solar Investments?

Churning at 60

Update on campus threat

Athletic Deficit

Quarantine worries as UCLA goes back to in-person classes

LAO Reviews the Governor's Higher Ed Budget Proposal

What Happened? - Part 2

Stanford Goes Beyond Stopping the Clock

Grumbles on Virus Rules at UC-San Francisco

Why campuses often really want a med school

What Happened?

That Harvard Case

Watch the Regents Meeting of Jan. 20, 2022

Anna Taylor

Will UC go where CSU has gone?