“Innovation Week was a great way to exercise our creative muscles in a collaborative environment. I enjoyed meeting and working with other people in the organization who we don’t normally work with.” ~ Alex Tayag “Innovation

Romeo and Juliet had it easy. All they had were families that were deadly enemies. What about campus-crossed lovers? For Valentine’s Day, we’ve found four real UC love stories that transcend individual campus bubbles: One

Create Valentine’s Day gifts for friends, neighbors, coworkers, significant others and more at UCOP Pride’s candy and flower supply station: Date: Feb. 14 Time: 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Location: Franklin Lobby Prices: $5 for a bag of candy (pre-made or choose

The University of California, along with universities around the country, is calling on President Donald Trump to rescind the executive order that restricts certain foreign nationals and refugees from seven specific countries from entering

Bring your lunch and join Kim Budil, vice president for National Laboratories at UCOP, for the next talk in the Women We Admire series. Date: Tuesday, Feb. 7 Time: 12 – 1 p.m. Location: Franklin Lobby 1 Dial-in: ReadyTalk at 866-740-1260; access

UCOP’s Learning and Development offers a variety of classes, from software training to project management to analytical skills building. Why not look into taking one in the next few months? Visit the UCOP Learning and Development

On Jan. 24, President Napolitano published the following in a LinkedIn post: What President Trump can do for young immigrants As the new administration begins its term in the White House, the future of a program

Name: Dylan Paul Title: Associate Director of Construction, Procurement Strategic Centers of Excellence Department/Unit: Procurement Services When I started working at UCOP: Jan. 9, 2017 What I do for OP in five words or less: Strategic Systemwide Construction

UC hit new sustainability milestones in 2016, but, as UC’s 13th Annual Report on Sustainable Practices shows, it’s not always easy being green. The 2016 report, presented to the UC Board of Regents at its January meeting, highlights