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23 October 2012
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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
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UCLA’s Lloyd Shapley shares 2012 Nobel prize

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

9 October 2012
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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.

9 October 2012
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UC Riverside School of Medicine gets OK to move forward

UC Riverside's medical school has received "preliminary accreditation" from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, the accrediting body for medical school programs.

9 October 2012
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Two UC faculty named winners of MacArthur grants

UC Riverside emeritus professor of art Uta Barth and UCLA life scientist Elissa Hallem each won $500,000 grants from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

9 October 2012
UC In The News

Two UC faculty named winners of MacArthur grants

UC Riverside emeritus professor of art Uta Barth and UCLA life scientist Elissa Hallem each won $500,000 grants from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

2 October 2012
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UC green buildings hit a major milestone

A new lab on the UCLA campus has become the 100th green-certified facility in the UC system, a milestone in sustainability that puts it far ahead of other U.S. universities.

25 September 2012
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UC to conduct nation’s largest campus climate survey

Students, faculty and staff at all UC locations will soon be asked to participate in a survey about their experience of diversity and inclusion at work and on campus. The UCOP survey begins Friday, Nov. 2.

25 September 2012
UC In The News

In memoriam: microbiologist and educator Cota-Robles

Eugene Cota-Robles, a nationally prominent microbiologist, leader in higher education and advocate on behalf of minority students, died Sept. 12 at age 86.

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