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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


UC Santa Barbara’s Michael Brown appointed UC provost

Brown, a veteran professor and administrator at UC Santa Barbara and former chair of the UC Academic Senate, has been named UC provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs.


Alexander A. Bustamante selected as UC’s chief compliance and audit officer

“Alex Bustamante was selected for this critical position at the university based on his impressive career focused on legal and compliance matters,” said President Napolitano.


UC receives Leadership in Greener Purchasing Award for Public University Sector from Office Depot

  Reflecting its commitment to sustainability, UC has received a “Leadership in Greener Purchasing Award for Public University Sector” from Office Depot. Office Depot annually assesses spend patterns across their largest customers and UC was named an award


Taking the bite out of summer: UC research creates a safer mosquito repellent

By Andy Murdock, UCOP Communications Strategist The arrival of summer in the U.S. means Fourth of July parades, picnics, barbecues, camping. It also means the return of something much less pleasant: mosquitoes, ready to suck


UC on track to enroll 10,000 more California students by next year

The preliminary admissions numbers also show increases in the proportion of Californians from historically underrepresented groups, as well as those from low-income families.


Important information about whistleblower activities at UC and the California Whistleblower Protection Act

The university’s Whistleblower Policy provides multiple avenues for employees to bring forward concerns of potential misconduct.