UC’s Climate Lab video series garners millions of viewers, media attention
Breaking down an overwhelming subject into short, engaging videos has caught the attention of the media and millions of viewers.
Breaking down an overwhelming subject into short, engaging videos has caught the attention of the media and millions of viewers.
The town hall will be an opportunity to discuss issues of interest to UCOP employees, including the recently released state audit. You may attend the event in person or watch it online.
Find out who won the systemwide trophy, affectionately known as "the Slammy," at the third annual Grad Slam in which grad students compete to explain years of complex research in the ultimate three-minute pitch.
On April 27, UCOP celebrated Take Our Sons and Daughters to Work Day for the third consecutive year, with more than 100 children of UCOP staff joining the estimated 39 million kids participating in
President Napolitano addresses the audit released on April 25 and the university's response to it.
On April 19, UC launched an innovative new six-part video series on climate change, Climate Lab, in partnership with Vox Media. Hosted by conservation scientist and UCLA Visiting Researcher Dr. M. Sanjayan, the videos explore the surprising elements
Monica Lozano, chair of the Board of UC Regents, will be featured in the next installment of this speaker series on May 16.
Since 1871, when the Regents decreed that women should be admitted to UC on an equal basis with men, countless women have used their UC education as a springboard to leadership and award-winning achievement
UC Health was one of 11 winners chosen from nearly 3,000 healthcare organizations nationwide.
The final two events are an April 14 brown bag about Supporting Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse/Violence and Denim Day on April 26.
Changing the culture around sexual violence and sexual harassment is no easy feat, but Kathleen Salvaty is up for the challenge. Salvaty began her role Feb. 6 as UC’s first Systemwide Title IX Coordinator, reporting
Help Oakland high school students learn about the many different career paths they could take.