The Black Staff and Faculty Organization will award its annual awards to UC students Jai Bailey, Rakia White and Sia’h Fanta Jimissa.

From now through March 25, the Latino Staff Association invites colleagues to join a virtual activity challenge in honor of Cesar Chavez's 300-mile march in support of farmworkers.

In the coming weeks, you will receive a 1095-B and/or 1095-C form by mail, verifying your health coverage for 2020.

The “remarkable remote” series from People-OnTheGo offers a thoughtful approach with practical tips for perfecting the art of telecommuting.

In a new webinar from the UC Alumni Career Network, panelists will share what they’ve learned as business owners and offer advice on what you need to do to start your own business.

“Californians continue to see us as the pathway for a better future,” said UC President Michael V. Drake, M.D.

Dr. Budil, LLNL’s first woman director, will begin her new role on March 2.

Two UC-affiliated companies that focus on climate change solutions have won the 2021 UC Startup Innovation Challenge.

UCOP’s new Ombuds Office is available for employees to resolve workplace conflict in a safe and confidential manner.

As a new administration is taking shape under President Biden, a growing list of UC-affiliated alumni and faculty have been nominated or appointed to positions in the new government.

The UCOP Black Staff and Faculty Organization has planned a number of events for Black History Month this year. Mark your calendar and get ready to join us!

Despite disruptions caused by COVID-19, UC pushed ahead on its sustainability goals, making significant progress in its efforts to combat climate change and build resilience.