Slug News, a television broadcast news program. Chinquapin, an open-ended creative journal sponsored by the creative writing department. Turnstile, a poetry journal. "Gaia Magazine," a magazine about environmental and sustainability subjects that is published once a year. Red Wheelbarrow, a "literary arts" journal. Matchbox Magazine, an annual humanities publication, started at UCSC, that operates across many UC campuses. EyeCandy, an annual student-run film journal associated with the Film and Digital Media department. KZSC, the student-run campus radio station. Santa Cruz Indymedia, a local activist resource with a lot of UCSC content. The Film Production Coalition which produces films on a quarterly basis. Housing Most of the UCSC undergraduate housing is affiliated with one of the ten residential colleges. The residence halls, which include both shared and private rooms, typically house fifteen to twenty students per floor and have common bathrooms and lounge areas. Some halls have coed floors where men and women share bathroom facilities, others have separate bathroom facilities for men and women. Single-gender, gender-neutral and substance-free floors are also available. All of the colleges, except for Kresge, have both residence halls and apartments. Kresge is all apartments. Apartments are typically shared by four to eight students, have common living/dining rooms, kitchens and bathrooms, and a combination of shared and private bedrooms. Apartments at colleges other than Kresge are generally reserved for students above the freshman level. In addition to the residential colleges, housing is available at the Village on the lower quarry, populated by continuing and transfer students (in 2016–17, this will be restricted to only continuing students); the Redwood Grove Apartments, which is available to continuing student applicants from all colleges; and the University Town Center, located downtown, that serves both continuing and transfer students. The Transfer Community is located in sections of both the A and B Buildings at Porter College and over 500 residents live within this theme housing. Graduate Student Housing is available near Science Hill, and UCSC also offers Family Student Housing units as well as a Camper Park for student-owned trailers and RVs. Student housing has become an issue on and off-campus with 9% of students in 2021 reporting that they lack stable housing. UCSC continues to increase enrollment each year despite a lack of campus housing, leading to more students living off-campus and driving up rental prices in Santa Cruz. On February 22, 2022, the City filed a lawsuit against UCSC