Ghanya Thomas interviewed doctor Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo to learn how UCSF data has shown disproportionate effects of COVID-19 in communities of color.

As the nation approaches an unprecedented election on Nov. 3, make sure your vote is counted. And, encourage your family and community to vote too!

This may be an election like no other, but it’s as important as ever to let your voice be heard. Share your passion for the democratic process with fun social media assets from UC.

With the census set to be completed Sept. 30, time is running to make sure you get counted — and get the services you deserve.

Do you have time to support your community around the November election? If so, consider becoming a poll worker in Alameda County.

The first session of UCOP’s new series on understanding racism at work will take place this Friday, Aug. 14.

The great outdoors is open! There’s never been a better time to learn about the Golden State’s native plant species.

Last month, we asked you to share your thoughts on how we’ve been managing our overall response to COVID-19. Thanks to everyone who shared their insights. Here are the results.

The City of Oakland is asking residents to find recreational alternatives to Lake Merritt, as crowded conditions at the lake may accelerate the transmission of COVID-19. Here’s the latest on local traffic management closures.

All aspiring and seasoned thespians are invited to attend a friendly virtual cold reading of this celebrated “screwball comedy” on Wednesday, July 22.

A new Anti-Racism Task Force chartered by Yvette Gullatt and Cheryl Loyd will facilitate discussions with employees in all divisions, at all locations, and at all organizational levels to solicit their perspectives on how UCOP’s values are currently reflected and where improvements can be made.