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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,
25 April 2016 
Applause, Celebrating Our Community, Featured
Evera Spears thanks Greenfield for critical "leadership, guidance and support" in the announcement of new questions on the UC undergraduate admissions application.
25 April 2016
Featured, UC In The News, UC News
The five alumni from UC Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz won for works of journalism, fiction and biography.
If you are enrolled in one of UC's PPO plans, you will see some changes beginning Jan. 1, 2017.
25 April 2016
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Please consider donating this Wednesday, April 27 from 8:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. when the Red Cross bloodmobile will be parked near UCOP offices.
With crime persisting in Oakland, follow these precautions on the street to stay safe.
Program returns for the summer 2016 session starting with a try-it-for-free week.
The three-hour course will teach you how to save the life of a co-worker, friend or family member.
Learn about the role of food in the Filipino-American community and beyond -- and taste some samples.
Come to the new group's first community gathering on Thursday, May 12 at 5:30 p.m.
BRC will explain all the financial processes associated with the annual fiscal close.
Take a short lunchtime walk on May 4 to see dozens of chicks in the nests of black crowned night herons and snowy egrets.
18 April 2016
Featured, UC In The News
On April 9, President Napolitano published the following op-ed in the Mercury News: Historical perspective is an important lens through which to view the University of California’s enrollment of out-of-state students. Without it — and
