UC Davis graduates first class of students with intellectual disabilities
The first class of Redwood SEED Scholars has graduated from the four-year, on-campus, non-degree program for California students with a diagnosed intellectual disability.
The first class of Redwood SEED Scholars has graduated from the four-year, on-campus, non-degree program for California students with a diagnosed intellectual disability.
CUCSA delegates and leaders hosted UC senior leaders for a Spring quarterly meeting that touched upon several topics of pressing importance to UC staff.
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America’s scientific leadership is teetering. The proposed federal budget would send it off a cliff.
Matt Hanson, director of new ventures at UC Irvine’s Beall Applied Innovation, is staff advisor-designate to the UC Regents.
On June 26, UC honored two individuals and 12 teams from throughout the system with 2025 UC Tech Awards for technological advancement.
College Corps is connecting some 10,000 students from 44 colleges up and down the state with hundreds of California nonprofits.
Online security threats have become much more sophisticated. Follow these steps to protect your paycheck and other online accounts.
UC’s newest staff social media channel includes opportunities for you to share perspectives, gratitude and more.
UC’s latest crop of graduates has learned the value of trying new things, taking risks and seeking out new opportunities in a quest to find their passions.
Across the University of California’s health system, data innovation is turning insight into action.