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Find out what the Aug. 21 solar eclipse will look like where you are

Check out UC Berkeley's eclipse simulator page for a preview of how it will look from any location.


Save energy and money: Participate in a UCLA study on electricity use

Electricity demand fluctuates each day, and consumers who want to unplug during peak times to save money and help the environment now have a new tool at their disposal. Chai Energy, a clean technology


Oakland Promise Scholars head for UC

  On July 27, President Napolitano awarded college scholarships to five UC-bound Oakland students in recognition of their academic achievements and volunteer service to their communities. The recipients of the Oakland Promise Scholarships will each receive


UC Santa Cruz garden celebrates 50 years of cultivating farmers and a food movement

  Middle age has a way of sneaking up on people and programs, so hearing now that the experiment in organic gardening that began at UC Santa Cruz in 1967 is the oldest university-based organic


UC system honored for environmental, economic leadership

UC was recognized for its role in shaping environmental policies and developing technologies that fuel clean energy innovation.


How to make your virtual conference better than a live one

A conference wrapped up recently at UC Santa Barbara, but this was not a typical academic conference. There was no mess to clean up at the end: no coffee-stained tablecloths and muffin crumbs. The attendees


President Napolitano’s statement on extension of California’s landmark cap-and-trade program

Napolitano applauded the leadership of Gov. Brown and the California Legislature for the bipartisan support to extend this program.


UC is changing its hiring policy to remove barriers to opportunity

UC is making a change to avoid discouraging qualified previously incarcerated people from applying to work here.


New UC Learning Center coming: Prepare for temporary outage

Here's how to prepare if you are enrolled in any classes that will be held during the outage window.


UC Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR) launches newsletter

From nutrition research to farming to food technology, the newsletter covers a wide range of research and work that affects every county in California.


UC scales new heights in graduation rates, research

More people than ever before can proudly claim a UC degree: There are now more than 1.86 million alumni, and the number of bachelor’s degrees UC awards annually has jumped since 2000 by 55