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24 May 2011
UC In The News

Kevin Smith of UCLA named staff advisor-designate

Kevin Smith, chief financial and compliance officer in the UCLA chancellor's office, has been selected as the 2011–13 staff advisor-designate to the University of California Regents, UC President Mark G. Yudof announced on May 18.

24 May 2011
UC In The News

UC children’s hospitals rank among nation’s best

The University of California's three children's hospitals — Davis, Los Angeles and San Francisco — all rank among the nation's top pediatric hospitals, according to the new 2011–12 Best Children's Hospitals survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report.

17 May 2011
UC In The News

President Yudof responds to revised state budget

UC President Mark G. Yudof issued this statement in response to the revised budget proposal put forward on May 16 by California Gov. Jerry Brown.

17 May 2011
UC In The News

UC student researchers mix technology and humanity

UC graduate students focus their expertise, creativity and compassion to tackle and solve key problems in California and beyond.

17 May 2011
UC In The News

Berkeley Lab animated video on carbon captures attention

Vote for your favorite science video from among the top five submitted to the U.S. Department of Energy. Lawrence Berkeley Lab’s "Carbon in Underland" is among the top five picks in the running for the People's Choice Award.

10 May 2011
UC In The News

UC Health signs national pledge promoting patient safety

University of California Health and its five medical centers have joined the federal government's Partnership for Patients, a $1 billion patient-safety initiative aimed at improving care and lowering costs.

10 May 2011
UC In The News

Energy efficiency programs save UC $21 million per year

Since January 2009, UC's 10 campuses have initiated some 400 projects to improve the efficiency of buildings and cut energy use, costs and emissions.

26 April 2011
UC In The News

UC ramps up advocacy efforts

Mary Keipp, a staffer at UCLA, is one of hundreds of University of California boosters who are standing up for UC as it continues to face deep budget cuts.

19 April 2011
UC In The News

UC travel programs aim to cut costs and boost convenience, safety

Chief Risk Officer Grace Crickette (left) describes the evacuation of students from Egypt through UC’s insurance program. But that’s only the most visible of the travel services the university provides.

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