On Thursday, May 12, the UC Board of Regents approved Christine Gulbranson as senior vice president for research innovation and entrepreneurship at UC. In this newly created role that reports directly to President Napolitano, Gulbranson

Cathy O’Sullivan, chief of staff to UC Chief Operating Officer Rachael Nava, was selected as one of four 2016 Leaders of Change by The Network for Change and Continuous Innovation: Higher Education’s Network for Change

The University of California has long been a beacon of cutting-edge research and higher education in California, but increasingly UC is playing a pivotal role in the California economy as a driving force behind

Skeletons and food smashers and giant blowers, oh my! These are just a few of the things that 76 children of UCOP employees enjoyed on Thursday, April 28, during national Take Our Daughters and Sons

Name: John Donovan Title: Infosec Consultant Department/Unit: Information Technology Services/Cyber Risk Coordinator Center Location: Oakland When I started working at UCOP: Jan. 1, 2016 What I do for OP in five words or less: Research and craft cyber-security guidance The best part about working for OP: High

Join us at the June 1 farewell reception to celebrate the many contributions she has made to UC.

Recognizing the importance of creating a culture that puts employee engagement, service and diversity at the forefront, UCOP leadership has created the new position of Program Manager, Culture, Engagement and Diversity. Joanna Trammell joined

Name: Karina Castellanos Title: Program Administrator Department/Unit: Academic Programs – UC Washington Center (UCDC) Location: Washington, DC When I started working at UCOP: April 2016 What I do for OP in five words or less: Mentor, guide and serve

For the second year in a row, the University of California ranked highest among universities worldwide in incorporating climate change risks in its investment decision-making, according to the findings released by an independent organization

A UC Riverside Ph.D. student who is working to create smaller, more powerful microprocessors using graphene instead of silicon is UC’s newest Grad Slam champion. Grad student Peter Byrley took home the “Slammy” on Friday,

Evera Spears thanks Greenfield for critical "leadership, guidance and support" in the announcement of new questions on the UC undergraduate admissions application.