Newsletter
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An Opportunity to Share Your Story: STEM Community Video Project
A Creative Celebration of Our Vibrant STEM Community Baskin Engineering and the Science Divisions are collaborating on an exciting multimedia project that celebrates the varied landscape of experiences within our vibrant STEM community. This project is part of the “Joyful Noise” series that uses creative expression to strengthen our collective sense of community and resilience.…
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Want to explore research at Baskin Engineering, meet new peers, and discover lab opportunities?
CMPM 15: Research Explorations is a 1-unit course where students of all backgrounds (first-years too!) explore various themes in computing and design through low-commitment, student-run reading groups. This course is a great way to explore research topics and build connections that could lead to future opportunities.Enroll now!If you want to learn more about the course…
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BioInformatics Club Study Session for Finals
Feeling a little stressed about finals week? Come join us Thursday March 13th @ McHenry 0345 from 5 – 6 PM and relieve some stress with assorted snacks! Snacks and beverages will be provided and all are welcome to hang out and study together! Follow our “instagram” and “discord” for more updates on future social…
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Introduction to Hacking Competitions (CMPM17-01)
Slug Security’s introduction to CTF competitions course (season 3) is returning once again for Spring Quarter 2025! (tentative schedule TuTh 5:20-6:55pm w/ section F 1:20-2:25pm in BE-97) TL:DR – Learn how to hack and compete in cybersecurity competitions, all while earning course credits This course is designed to cover the common categories often seen in…
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STEM UCDC Information Session
Gain professional experience, build your resume, and jumpstart your career with UCDC! When: Wednesday, March 12 at 3:00pm Where: Basking Engineering Building Room 330 UCDC is an unparalleled opportunity to study and intern in the nation’s capital. Students spend a quarter attending classes and conducting an internship in Washington D.C., while registered as UCSC students and earning academic credit that counts…
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Hummingbird Month at The Arboretum
This time of year the Arboretum hosts both Anna’s and Allen’s hummingbirds, the two most common species in Northern California. “The density of hummingbirds—the number per area in the Arboretum—is ridiculously high,” says Bruce Lyon, professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at UCSC. “You can watch them feeding on flowers, you can watch their courtship, you can…