Join OPSA for a casual coffee chat, followed by a brief presentation on the role of the ombudsperson at UCOP.  

Confronting Racism is a new program of virtual learning opportunities inspired by President Drake and the work of the UCOP Anti-Racism Task Force.

The University of California was founded on a bold idea: All students should have a shot at a world-class education. Across our campuses — each of which rank among the best in the world

UCOP colleagues enjoyed opportunities to explore cultures, listen and connect with one another.

All UCOP staff are invited to keep learning about Native American Heritage throughout the month of November by attending upcoming virtual events hosted by other UC campuses and community groups

November is Native American Heritage Month! The Native American, Indigenous and Pacific Islander Staff Association invites all staff to participate in upcoming events at UCOP, other campuses and in the community.

BSFO shares meaningful breast cancer prevention and recovery-focused events every day this week. All staff are invited to participate.

Attend the Multicultural Week 2021 celebrations and share your cultural expression alongside UCOP leaders and colleagues.

All colleagues are invited to join BSFO during the week of Oct. 25 for informative presentations and community conversations about breast cancer.

The Office of the President is pleased to announce that it has selected Callale Concon as its first ombudsperson.

Join UCOP leadership, affinity groups and colleagues the week of October 18 to celebrate the diverse cultures of UCOP.

What's the difference between Hispanic, Latino and Latinx? On navigating identity, language and community from a scholarly and first-person perspective.