Dave Wernick and graduate student researchers from all of UC's campuses traveled to Sacramento on March 12 to share work that is vital to meeting the needs of the state and its citizens.

Caitlin Callaghan, director of Executive Communications in Public Affairs, writes speeches for President Napolitano and hiked the Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull.

Get tips and tricks for cleaning up the clutter in your office with UCOP Records Manager Laurie Sletten's talk, in keeping with the latest Efficiency Review efforts.

In keeping with UC’s commitment to promote a family-friendly work environment, UCOP now has three renovated and fully equipped lactation rooms at its Oakland locations.

Franklin Chief Engineer Matthew Leet will lead a presentation on the Franklin building’s emergency plan and fire safety features March 25, 12 to 1 p.m. in 10325 Franklin.

You still have time to sign up for this Sunday's Oakland Running Festival. UCOP staffers get a discount on registration as well as UC Wellness points toward the incentive.

If you use the Commuter Check Card to pay for transit or parking, you’ll get a new card next month. Check the address in your Commuter Check Direct account to make sure your card arrives safely.

UCOP has issued an update that strengthens its policy prohibiting sexual harassment and sexual violence, in response to the federal Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act (VAWA).

President Napolitano announced that Agriculture and Natural Resources will now report directly to her, underscoring ANR's significant role for UC and in California's economy.

UCOP’s Latino Staff Association presents a March 17 talk on ballet folklórico, accompanied by a prize drawing for a chance to win Giants’ baseball tickets.

Get your Oakland Grown gift card and Oakland T-shirts to support local businesses and kick in funds to boost Oakland high school seniors who plan to attend UC.

Nobel laureate Randy Schekman, UC Berkeley professor of molecular and cell biology and a UCLA alumnus, discusses the value of public higher education.

Doug Arent, training at the UCPath Center in Riverside, changed his lifestyle in 2010, adding healthy eating, lots of physical activity and, he says, he's never felt better.