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UC students chase medal dreams at the 2026 Winter Olympics

Alysa Liu and Troy Chang are already in Italy, awaiting their chance to compete in figure skating and alpine ski racing — incredible accomplishments for two UC students barely in their 20s.


Researchers with model electric cars on a map board

New UC Regents awards will celebrate and encourage innovation

The UC Regents Innovation Awards will challenge our community to solve the world’s most pressing challenges.


Video: Dr. Monique Atwal shares her UC PRIME journey

Dr. Atwal became a doctor with the goal of returning to her hometown and serving her community.


Female web designer developing mobile app layout, reviewing user interface mockups and design plans.

Nearly 60 of UC’s youngest innovators featured on the 2026 Forbes “30 Under 30” list

UC alumni and faculty from seven campuses are leading the way for the next generation across AI, entrepreneurship, health care, social impact and more.


Cheryl Lloyd — reflections from a 30-year UC Career

Cheryl Lloyd shares reflections from her 30-year UC career

Departing Vice President of Systemwide Human Resources Cheryl Lloyd began her UC career as an undergraduate student employee.


Joan and Sanford I. Weill hold their dog Sweet Pea.

UC Davis receives $120M gift, largest ever to veterinary medicine worldwide

Philanthropists Joan and Sanford I. Weill's gift to UC Davis brings the Weills’ giving to the UC system to more than $500 million.


Strategic Planning UC Lunch + Learn featuring Allorah Pradenas, Christina A. Armstrong, Julian Ryu and Devin Richards

Wednesday: Learn how strategic planning works at UC

Attend the first session of the UC Internal Consulting Community of Practice systemwide lunch-and-learn series.


Dog sitting in car at UC Santa Barbara

Updated mileage reimbursement rate for 2026

UC has updated its mileage rates for business and relocation-related travel.


Scientists evaluating zoomed-in medical tissue on a digital screen

How UC scientists are putting AI to the test

As UC scientists use artificial intelligence to push the boundaries of research and discovery, they're asking thoughtful questions about what this technology brings.


Asian young blind woman with headphone using computer with refreshable braille display or braille terminal a technology device for persons with visual disabilities.

Creating online content for UC? This new law applies to you.

If you create, manage or share digital content as part of your work at UC — whether it’s a website, PDF, PowerPoint, video or social media post — a new federal accessibility law will affect how you do that work.


Man and dog pose with a snow sculpture of the Olympic rings

A UC Berkeley professor and his service dog will carry the Olympic flame

University of California researcher Matteo M. Garbelotto-Benzon may make history as perhaps the first time a service dog will walk side-by-side with a person with a mobility disability carrying the Olympic flame.