We’re the first university in the world to have four faculty receive Nobel Prizes in a single year, and these scientists join a long legacy of UC laureates.

The award will strengthen classroom instruction, support families and prepare students for college and career, ensuring that more than 26,000 students from low-income communities are equipped to succeed in higher education and beyond.

The awards, known as “genius” grants, recognize outstanding scholars, creators and activists whose talent and dedication reshape their fields and serve humanity.

UC systemwide and campus procurement teams source critical materials, forge strategic partnerships and provide value far beyond cost savings. Explore their accomplishments!

CDI2 has deepened its collaborations across the university and our state to support many critical areas that impact all communities.

These discoveries span decades and disciplines, but they all have one important thing in common: They’ve all relied on competitive funding from the federal government.

Thera Kalmijn, executive director of UCOP Operations, shares an enthusiastic Shout-Out to the team members who were instrumental in bringing the community spaces to life.

UC shone in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, with seven UC campuses ranked among the top 25 public schools.

The Forbes 2026 “America’s Top Colleges” list ranked eight UC campuses among its top 30 public universities, with six among the top 50 schools, public or private.

Senior IT Project Manager Sneha Patel played a critical role in implementing the UCPath Security Enhancement Project.

The July 22 Red Cross Blood Drive was a success! Learn how you can participate in September.

The FutureFood Engine brings together a broad network of community and industry stakeholders to focus on food resilience.