National Puppy Day was Saturday, March 23. Celebrate by viewing our first slideshow of UCOP employee pups, along with heartwarming facts about each!

UCOP staff harnessed the carefree spirit of the Big Easy while building camaraderie and connections. Plus: The Professional Development Award deadline has been extended!

On Friday, March 29, the UCOP offices will close for Caesar Chavez Day. It’s an important recognition of how one man’s efforts transformed the lives of many Californians through a steadfast commitment to service and change.

Oaklanders will receive a mobile ShakeAlert text on Wednesday; learn how to provide helpful research data. Plus, all employees should register for UCOPAlert — OP’s after-hours emergency notification system.

The Cool Campus Challenge begins throughout UC next week, and UCOP will be competing as a campus. Learn how to get involved, form a sub-team, and get ready to save the planet!

The Women We Admire Series, which features Sherwynn Umali this Thursday, is one of just many ways the President’s Advisory Committee on the Status of Women champions women's leadership at UCOP year-round.

Starting this summer, new area code 341 will serve the same East Bay region as 510. With two local area codes, all local numbers will need to be dialed using 10 digits.

Applications to become the next staff advisor to the UC Regents are due this Friday, April 1. Learn more about this amazing opportunity and submit your application soon!

Unfortunately, targeted violence can take place in the workplace and public areas. Join UC Police for this special presentation about how you can stay safe in an emergency situation.

Share your perspective on topics related to UCs retirement plans, members and retirees. Applications are accepted through May 1, 2019.

From April 5-28, the Columbia Sportswear Employee Store will open its doors to UCOP employees. Enjoy 40 to 50 percent discounts on current-season merchandise.

Discover inspiring women in the UC community who are furthering the quest for women’s equality in their personal and professional lives, every day.

Monday, April 1, is the deadline to apply to be the next UC staff advisor. Learn first hand how this role has been meaningful to Sherry Main, now assistant vice chancellor of Public Affairs at UC Irvine.