Many of us have had to install Secure Connect, also known as Trellix, or find circuitous routes to avoid it. Science reports on the dangers of Trellix and other end point detection software, as well as faculty pushing back – including CUCFA and the American Association of University Professors. Many faculty have argued that Trellix poses […]
Category: university governance
Request for transparency over release of personal information to federal agencies
See below our letter to UC San Diego leadership, also copied to UC leadership systemwide: September 16, 2025 Office of the Chancellor University of California San Diego 9500 Gilman Dr #0005 La Jolla, CA 92093 Dear Chancellor Khosla and Campus Counsel Park, Recently, it was reported that the University of California Office of the […]
A proposal for paid family leave to all who work at UC
The Council of UC Faculty Associations’ board has just signed on to a proposal to provide paid family leave to all who work at the University of California. Most working residents of California have access to financial support for pregnancy, bonding with a new child, and caring for a sick family member. The governor is […]
Yudof Calls for Investigation into Police Brutality, Names Key Advisors
Over the past week, statements have been released by the UC Office of the President and the UCSD Office of the Chancellor, condemning police action and upholding commitments to free speech and peaceful assembly on UC campuses. In statements from UCOP on November 21st and November 22nd, President Mark G. Yudof stated that he was […]
Town Hall Meeting with Chancellor Search Advisory Committee, December 2nd
The Chancellor Search Advisory Committee has announced an “open house” meeting on Friday, December 2nd from 12-2pm in the Forum, 4th floor of the Price Center Multi-Purpose Room, Student Services Center. The purpose of the open house is to discuss the selection of UCSD’s next Chancellor. The invitation (reproduced below) includes a number of questions that […]