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4 December 2012
UC In The News

Brown bags Dec. 7 & 13: UCPath Center and new job openings

Recruiting is now open and applications are being accepted for more than 150 new jobs at the UCPath Center, located near the UC Riverside campus. Find out more at two brown bags, beginning Dec. 7.

27 November 2012
UC In The News

Graduate study grant program helps to diversify UC student body

Hear what Director of Graduate Studies Pamela Jennings has to say about the UC-HBCU Initiative, a novel program designed to bring students from historically black colleges and universities to UC campuses.

20 November 2012
UC In The News

On heels of passage of Proposition 30, Gov. Brown joins regents

Gov. Jerry Brown (left), with UC President Mark Yudof and UC Regents Chair Sherry Lansing, told the Regents at their Nov. 14 meeting that UC must look for creative solutions to its budget challenges.

20 November 2012
UC In The News

Private giving boosts faculty endowments, student aid

UC raised $1.56 billion in private support over the past fiscal year that is helping recruit and retain top-level faculty, build research facilities and expand student scholarships.

13 November 2012
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UC purchases Riverside building to house UCPath Center

UC has purchased a building to house the UCPath Center, the university's new consolidated payroll and HR system for all 10 campuses and five medical centers.

5 November 2012
UC In The News

President Mark Yudof discusses UC’s finances, Prop. 30 and more

In case you missed it, check out last week's web chat with UC President Mark Yudof, archived on UStream and excerpted here. Topics included UC's financial future, the impact of Proposition 30 and more.

5 November 2012
UC In The News

UC Health benefits from the generosity of 6,000 volunteers

UC San Diego has a two-year wait list for its cuddler program, where volunteers such as Roger Whistler hold, rock, feed and change premature babies when their parents can't be there.

30 October 2012
UC In The News

Onward reaches millions with its message of UC’s value to the state

The Onward California mobile tour, which stopped at Santa Monica Pier on Sept. 29, is part of a much larger public education effort to connect Californians with the millions of ways UC improves their lives.

23 October 2012
UC In The News

UC brings a message about college opportunity to high schoolers

UC visited Oakland Tech on Oct. 18, part of the "Achieve UC" outreach effort to high schoolers statewide, which encouraged about 10,000 students to aim for college.

16 October 2012
UC In The News

UCLA’s Lloyd Shapley shares 2012 Nobel prize

Shapley is a professor emeritus of economics and mathematics. (Associated Press photo)

9 October 2012
UC In The News

Gladstone Institute’s Shinya Yamanaka wins 2012 Nobel Prize in Medicine

The senior investigator at UCSF shares the prize with John Gurdon for their stem cell discoveries.

9 October 2012
UC In The News

Fiat Lux Redux: A look back at University of California history

The Bancroft Library recently opened a new exhibit, Fiat Lux Redux, featuring 50 photographs of UC locations taken by Ansel Adams. Read on if you are interested in a guided tour by the exhibit's curator.

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