Are you looking for an easy way to add more exercise to your day? Take the stairs! According to a recent study publicized in the New York Times, short exercise breaks — even a

Master’s and Ph.D. students are not usually known for keeping it simple. But at UC’s systemwide Grad Slam contest on Thursday, May 3, at LinkedIn headquarters in San Francisco, 10 graduate students will test

It was no ordinary workday at the Franklin Building. On April 26, Franklin’s hallways and conference rooms teemed with children clad in UC T-shirts and eager to catch a glimpse of what happens at

The brown bag will include a discussion on the survey findings, projects and initiatives, and an opportunity to receive additional staff feedback through instant polling.

Take the short survey on May 11 to help Franklin renew its LEED Gold certification, the gold standard for environmentally responsible buildings.

Ying-Hui Fu, a professor at UCSF, will share her research into sleep and sleep patterns.

Donating blood takes about an hour, and your contribution is important for a healthy and reliable blood supply.

Join Franklin’s effort to renew its LEED Gold certification, the gold standard for environmentally responsible buildings, by taking the brief commuter survey on Friday, May 11. Get ready to go for gold! On May 11, all

Implicit bias refers to the stereotypes and attitudes people have toward specific populations in their social environment. The May 1 discussion will include dialogue about trainings and how and whether implicit bias is present in your work.

The need is constant and your contribution is important for a healthy and reliable blood supply.