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UC nurses set a vision for the future of AI in nursing

UC Health nurses examine how AI can be integrated into the health care landscape to improve their professional roles and patient experiences.


2024 Grad Slam winners

UC graduate students will wow with three-minute talks at Grad Slam

Get a master class — in brief — on cutting-edge UC discoveries as graduate students explain their complex research in just 3 minutes flat.


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4 California critters making a comeback with help from UC researchers

This Earth Day, we’re celebrating stories from the past year of UC research that illustrate the resilience of life on our planet.


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Celebrating the 2018 Oakland Promise Scholars

A new group of students have been welcomed to the growing family of Oakland Promise scholars.


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How UC is ringing out the summer

UC campuses are bustling hubs of activity even in the summer months.


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This solar greenhouse could change the way we eat

Thanks to solar technology developed at UC Santa Cruz, greenhouses are enjoying a new moment in the sun.


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Your summer reading list, delivered

There’s nothing better than a good book for that long road trip, multi-hour flight or lazy summer afternoon spent basking in the sun.   UC faculty, staff, students and alumni are here to help you find your next good read. Whether


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What do I do with my summer bounty? Ask a UC expert live on Facebook

Want to know the best way to compost leftover produce? Interested in preserving food in your home? Or maybe you received a produce box with an excess of summer squash and need some recipe


Are you a first-gen grad? How to buy the UC First-Gen T-shirt

The UC Store is your home for official UC merchandise.


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New UC data shine a light on alumni earnings

Within five years of graduating, a majority of UC’s low-income students earn more than their parents. “It’s one of the indicators that shows how a UC education creates economic mobility for its students,” Pamela Brown,