Thanks to the entire UCOP community, the holidays were brighter for local low-income kids and families.

Join the Asian Pacific Islander Staff Association to celebrate the Year of the Ram with a potluck on Feb. 18.

Let UC Living Well help you reach your wellness goals with activities and resources.

The Multicampus Research Programs and Initiatives program will award more than $23 million to a diverse array of projects, from developing an implantable device that could correct memory impairment to an effort to help California better manage its water resources.

A visit from UC President Napolitano highlights the work of the Natural Reserve System.

Important information about the recent data breach.

Cheryl Lloyd is the latest guest speaker in the Women We Admire series, which brings women to UCOP from around the system to share insights about their careers, workplace challenges and work-life balance.

Natalie Baszile, author of "Queen Sugar," speaks at UCOP. Plus, a screening of the documentary "Hidden Colors."

Under a new policy, the university will require students to be screened for TB and to have a full complement of vaccines.

Dorothy Lazard, who manages the Oakland History Room at the Oakland Public Library's Main Branch, and Natalie Baszile, author of "Queen Sugar," are the featured speakers for Black History Month. Both are UC alumnae.

UC Santa Barbara is the fourth campus in the UC system to be named a Hispanic-Serving Institution, joining Riverside, Santa Cruz and Merced.

Cheryl Lloyd is the latest guest speaker in the Women We Admire series, which brings women to UCOP from around the system to share insights about their careers, workplace challenges and work–life balance.

It's not too late to nominate a staff member for the annual award that recognizes employees for exemplary service. Read about the award and find out how to submit a nomination.