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25 years of data show UC alums in high-growth careers across industries

UC degrees fuel high-growth careers, often in the industries that have made California the world’s fourth-largest economy.


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Save the date for a social hour with President Milliken in Oakland

Next Tuesday, Aug. 5, from 2 – 3 p.m., UCOP will host an informal in-person social hour with President Milliken and his wife, Nana Smith.


UC Board of Regents recognizes CUCSA for 50 years of impact

Regent Richard Leib read a commemorative resolution honoring CUCSA’s legacy and its lasting contributions to the university system since its formal establishment on July 18, 1975.


The University of California: Boldly Californian

Behind every cure and breakthrough, the University of California has the audacity to know it can be done.


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Dr. Dennis Assanis will be UC Santa Barbara’s next chancellor

Dr. Dennis Assanis will assume his role as UC Santa Barbara’s sixth chancellor on September 1, 2025.


BSFO hosts a festive farewell celebration to honor President Drake

The Black Staff and Faculty Organization gathered members and UCOP leaders in celebrating President Drake's legacy.


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The data is in: UC degrees lead to jobs and economic prosperity

In collaboration with a leading workforce data firm, UC released a dashboard highlighting 25 years of career outcomes for UC alumni — and showing a strong connection between a UC education and a high-growth career.


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Christopher Witko named executive director of the UC Center Sacramento

Mission-driven leader Christopher Witko will begin his role as executive director of the UC Center Sacramento on Sept. 1, 2025.


The redesigned UCPath website has a new look to better serve you!

UCPath's new, modern portal design to help UC employees and retirees more easily access pay, benefits and personal information.


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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. 


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Council of UC Staff Assemblies shares spring quarterly meeting update

CUCSA delegates and leaders hosted UC senior leaders for a Spring quarterly meeting that touched upon several topics of pressing importance to UC staff.