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Early Reports of Arrests at UC Regents Meeting

Caitlin Esch
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Reporters at the University of California Regents board meeting at UCSF Mission Bay are tweeting pictures of arrests--like this one from the San Francisco Chronicle's Vivian Ho.

 

 

A reporter for the Daily Cal, a University of California student newspaper, recorded this raw audio with student regent Alfredo Mireles Jr. after protest erupted at the UC Regents meeting. Students are apparently upset the meeting is being held during spring break.

 

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Check out a feed of tweets from reporters covering the meeting:

 

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