Thursday, March 12, is National Popcorn Day! Help us celebrate by sharing your popcorn preferences, and check out a delicious recipe.

This Thursday, BSFO brings together a panel of impactful African-American UC leaders to share their experiences in the workplace.

The vice-chancellor of information technology at UC Santa Cruz recently talked to UCOP’s Jeané Blunt about diversity and inclusion initiatives, and his thought leadership at UC.

Do you have the foundational skills needed to keep your career vibrant despite changes to technology, systems and processes? Find out by taking these impactful courses.

If you’ve already signed up for UCOPAlert — our off-hours emergency alert system — that’s great. But have you also saved the phone number and text codes so your phone recognizes UCOPAlert? Here’s what to do (and how to sign up for UCOPAlert, if you haven’t yet).

No WiFi? No problem. Here’s how to access LinkedIn Learning content on the go, even if you don’t have cell service.

Taxes can be confusing, but they don’t have to be. Check out this tutorial from the UCPath Center on how to correctly read your W-2.

With more than 13,000 courses to choose from — and counting — you may be wondering which LinkedIn Learning offerings are the best use of your time. Check out these recommendations from your colleagues!

Mark your calendar to donate blood through the American Red Cross. In just about an hour, your donation could save three lives!

Have you noticed that Fat Tuesday is on Feb. 25, in the midst of UCOP’s next records purge week? Let your obsolete records roll right into the shred and recycle bins with the help of UCOP’s Records Management team.

Long before online dating sites existed, a pair of economists hit upon a formula with applications far beyond romance.

BSFO’s celebration of Black History Month continues this week. Don’t miss learning about an impactful community partnership and UCOP colleagues sharing personal stories about their ancestry.

Many walls are put between us by social media. But we can start breaking them down by putting ourselves in another’s shoes.