The March 29 event mixes serious education and learning with humor, entertainment and spirited discussion as professional actors dramatize real-life scenarios that illustrate sexual harassment.

Rescheduled from an earlier date: Bring your lunch to this July 6 brown bag hosted by the Asian Pacific Islander Staff Association (APISA).

The town hall will be an opportunity to discuss issues of interest to UCOP employees, including the recently released state audit. You may attend the event in person or watch it online.

Find out who won the systemwide trophy, affectionately known as "the Slammy," at the third annual Grad Slam in which grad students compete to explain years of complex research in the ultimate three-minute pitch.

Feedback from the UC community will help inform the proposal that President Napolitano is expected to bring to the UC Board of Regents in March.

You can help serve food at the City of Oakland's Thanksgiving Dinner and donate warm coats to the coat drive.

Willie Archie, who was University Research Security Manager and co-founded the UCOP Singers, died July 8.

The events kick off on April 1 with the first in a brown bag series and continue through April 29, with Denim Day.

UCOPAlert delivers alerts to your home phone, personal cell phone and/or personal email outside normal business hours when you’re not in the office but need to know about a situation that affects your workplace or your ability to perform your work.

Dorothy Lazard, who manages the Oakland History Room at the Oakland Public Library's Main Branch, and Natalie Baszile, author of "Queen Sugar," are the featured speakers for Black History Month. Both are UC alumnae.

UC Santa Barbara is the fourth campus in the UC system to be named a Hispanic-Serving Institution, joining Riverside, Santa Cruz and Merced.

Cheryl Lloyd is the latest guest speaker in the Women We Admire series, which brings women to UCOP from around the system to share insights about their careers, workplace challenges and work–life balance.