A new era in the treatment of deadly pancreatic cancer was heralded by scientists this week, thanks to research by the University of California.

Chancellor May will share insights into his career journey and the latest developments from UC Davis.

Most people don’t know D-Day was supposed to happen on June 5. That it didn’t was key to the entire operation, which hinged on UC research.

President Milliken invites UCOP staff to join him via Zoom for the next event in his President’s Leadership Conversations series: a conversation with UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May on Wednesday, June 17, at 2 p.m. (PT).

The abundance on our dinner plates didn’t happen by accident — it’s the result of federal support for science and work by UC dating back to the university’s earliest beginnings.

President Milliken emphasizes that we are fortunate to have Chancellor Frenk and other outstanding leaders serving across UC.

On Saturday, May 16, President Milliken participated in UC Berkeley’s spring commencement at Memorial Stadium.

As Mayté Frías steps down from her role as staff advisor, she is most grateful for those who taught and supported her along the way.

The selections span genres and generations, connected by the moments people needed them most. 

Chancellor Frenk will share insights from his fascinating background as a public-health leader and current role leading UCLA through challenges while envisioning new opportunities.

President Milliken shared his appreciation for the many people who work every day to expand educational access, retention, and completion for students of all backgrounds from across the state.