From a movie screening to expert-led conversations and meditation sessions, BSFO invites all colleagues to join them for community-based events in celebration of Black History Month.

Next Tuesday, Feb. 10, President Milliken invites all UCOP staff to join him in Lobby 1 of the Oakland Franklin Building for breakfast from 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. 

Departing Vice President of Systemwide Human Resources Cheryl Lloyd began her UC career as an undergraduate student employee.

As UC scientists use artificial intelligence to push the boundaries of research and discovery, they're asking thoughtful questions about what this technology brings.

If you create, manage or share digital content as part of your work at UC — whether it’s a website, PDF, PowerPoint, video or social media post — a new federal accessibility law will affect how you do that work.

University of California researcher Matteo M. Garbelotto-Benzon may make history as perhaps the first time a service dog will walk side-by-side with a person with a mobility disability carrying the Olympic flame.

It only takes about an hour to give blood, when the Bloodmobile comes to downtown Oakland.

Do you have something weird going on in your vegetable garden or with your fruit trees? Maybe a strange looking green worm on your tomatoes or raggedy looking leaves on your garden eucalyptus? Curious

Want to show your colleagues how much you appreciate them? Send a Gratitude Gram to any fellow UCOP staff member to express your appreciation for who they are and the contributions they make to UCOP. Pick

President Napolitano provided updates on the state budget, UC’s efforts to protect the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and its recipients, and the UCOP Restructuring Effort.

Thirty-five years ago, Sally Ride became the first American woman to fly into space. Before blasting off aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger in June 1983 she faced intense media speculation about how being a woman would affect her as