It’s hard to arrive in this world early. You’re incredibly small, you need all the help you can get, and keeping warm can be a real problem. Fortunately, UCOP’s Office of the General Counsel

10 UC students and alums shared their life stories in court documents filed Nov. 1 as part of a federal lawsuit by UC and other plaintiffs seeking to block the Trump administration from ending DACA.

Your generosity can help make this a more joyful time for a local family in need.

After they leave UC employment, many retirees continue rewarding and energetic lifestyles, finds a newly released survey.

Someone will be thankful that you donated so that they can enjoy the holidays, too.

On Wednesday, Nov. 8, share your stories, advice and pictures to social media using the #celebratefirstgen and #FirstGenUC hashtags.

The final informational brown bag will be held this Thursday.

This offer has been extended to Nov. 30, 2017.

Last call: To be entered into the raffle, complete the quiz no later than Wednesday, Nov. 8.

All UCOP staff is invited to join President Napolitano to celebrate UC’s community of first-generation college students and learn about a new systemwide effort to connect them with faculty role models: Date: Tuesday, Oct. 31 Time:

Open Enrollment has begun! Through 5 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 21, you can enroll on UCPath — just look for the “UCOP employees” link on the Open Enrollment website. Highlights of this year’s Open Enrollment include continued low costs,

UCOP will celebrate the cultural holiday Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, with a variety of activities. Throughout Mexico, this holiday is celebrated by family and friends gathering to pray for