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The UCSC Stormwater Program manages the health of Campus watersheds through implementation of regulatory permits.

Our students flourish in leading-edge research environments, enjoying close, productive contact with faculty mentors and a supportive community of graduate peers.

Funneling resources to the Second Harvest Food Bank and educate the campus about how they are meeting the food needs of our UCSC community.

The UCSC Campus Natural Reserve covers 789 acres of protected natural lands on the UC Santa Cruz campus.

Whether you’ve been studying hard or soaking up the coast, the UCSC culinary team is here to fuel you with something delicious.

Whether you’re a new or continuing UCSC student, transferring from another college or university, visiting for a quarter or a year, or living with family, get help to quickly find the housing information and application steps that fit your situation.

a strategic and analytical unit responsible for advising and supporting the Chancellor, Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor, and the campus in the areas of academic and institutional resources, financial and budgetary policy and planning, fiscal administration, and information services.

Providing high-quality, self-serve multifunctional devices to the campus community on a cost-per-copy basis.

Students obtain hands-on research experience while working on world-class scientific research projects, resulting in dozens of peer-reviewed publlications annually.

Aiming to strengthen and diversify conservation leadership by supporting undergraduates to transition successfully to high-impact conservation graduate training and careers through funded training, internships, and sustained mentoring.

Younger Lagoon itself is one of the few relatively undisturbed wetlands remaining on the California Central Coast.

Big Creek is part of the University of California’s Natural Reserve System managed by the individual UC campuses under the mission to support research, education and stewardship.