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The extraordinary life of John Wesley Gilbert, the first Black archaeologist

A new book traces the pioneering scholar’s rise to national prominence in an era when African Americans often faced obstacles in obtaining even an elementary education.


Brita Sigourney celebrates her bronze-medal-winning run in the halfpipe in the Pyeongchang Games.

Two athletes with UC ties head to Beijing for the Winter Olympics

The Olympics is here, and UC is in the games! Here's who to watch for and when to tune in.


LaSA’s Cesar Chavez Activity Challenge starts this week

The Latino Staff Association (LaSA) invites all colleagues to participate in their annual Cesar Chavez Commemorative Virtual Activity Challenge. Get moving for a great cause!


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Ola Popoola: How Toastmasters has boosted my career

Wondering if Toastmasters is for you? Learn how it has benefitted your colleague Ola Popoola.


Tuesday: Explore the Newark Museum of Art with BSFO

As part of its Black History Month celebrations, the UCOP Black Staff and Faculty Organization (BSFO) will present a virtual tour of the Newark Museum of Art.


The Confronting Racism speaker series presents Dr. Lok Siu this Thursday

Join us to explore the impact of economic disparities, COVID-19 pandemic and cross-racial collaborations on anti-Asian violence and exclusion.  


LinkedIn Learning February challenge: Black History Month

LinkedIn Learning’s Black History Month Challenge, beginning Feb. 9, spotlights some of the platform's incredible courses taught by Black leaders.


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Support for hybrid and remote work

Even if you're used to telecommuting, upcoming professional development opportunities can improve your experience, outlook and well-being.


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Manager resources: Returning to the office and more

New learning opportunities can help you support employees in returning to the office, completing STEP conversations and more.


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Four ways nature can protect your well-being during a pandemic

Green spaces are good for mental well-being, whether you’re walking outdoors, looking at beautiful views or even watching nature videos.


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Understanding meals and incidentals for business travel

If you're traveling for work, here's what you need to know about reimbursable expenses.