Something Missing? - Part 2

Blog readers will recall our post concerning EVC Hunt's letter in which he somehow omitted reference to the Legislative Assembly's request for the 28-page list of demands for UCLA from the feds.*

As it turned out, a California judge also thinks something is missing:

From the Bruin:

A judge ruled Tuesday that the UC Board of Regents must publicize the Trump administration’s proposed settlement demands to UCLA. The UCLA Faculty Association and Council of University of California Faculty Associations brought a lawsuit Sept. 17 to gain access to the Trump administration’s proposal, which was sent to UCLA on Aug. 8. The faculty members filed under the California Public Records Act, which requires that government records must be disclosed if requested, with exceptions for specific privacy or public safety concerns.

The federal government suspended $584 million of UCLA’s federal research grants, citing the university allegedly allowing antisemitism, affirmative action and “men to participate in women’s sports.” UCLA was the first public university to experience large-scale federal funding cuts. It received the steepest monetary demands to regain the funding of any university thus far, with the Trump administration requesting $1 billion.

Rebekah Evenson, a judge in the Superior Court of Alameda County, ordered that the UC Regents must produce the draft proposal by Oct. 24...

Full story at https://dailybruin.com/2025/10/14/judge-rules-uc-must-publicize-trump-administration-settlement-demands.

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*https://uclafacultyassociation.blogspot.com/2025/10/something-missing.html.