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Looking to learn something new in 2025? UC has you covered.

UC Agriculture and Natural Resources offers practical, hands-on education in a range of useful skills to Californians statewide.


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Prepare for your next STEP deadline with impactful training

If you're wondering how to make the most of your next STEP conversation, UCOP Learning and Development offers impactful training courses.


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California wildfires: Resources, research and ways to help

Find out how to access resources available through your UC benefits plans if you're affected by wildfire or another emergency. Plus, explore UC research on wildfire and opportunities on how to help communities in need.


President Michael V. Drake, MD

UC statement on Gov. Newsom’s 2025-26 state budget proposal

President Drake issued a statement about Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed 2025-26 budget on Jan. 10, 2025.


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Data science is accelerating UC medical research, diagnosis and treatment in California

The UC Health Data Warehouse is helping researchers to fast-track medical research and improve health outcomes.


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UC systemwide benefits survey coming soon

The employee benefits survey is focused on ensuring that UC provides comprehensive benefits that meet staff needs.


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UC presidential search events continue this week

The UC Board of Regents is conducting a global search to recruit the next president of our university, and you have an opportunity to share comments.


President Drake Town Hall

Save the date: CUCSA Town Hall with President Drake on Feb. 19

This virtual event will give all UC staff an opportunity to hear from President Drake in advance of his retirement.


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UC enrollment continues to grow

This growth reinforces UC’s dedication to expanding access to the state’s students and fulfilling the University’s compact with Gov. Newsom, and with the Legislature’s support, to grow in-state enrollment.


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UC awards $15.5M in research grants

The University of California Office of the President has awarded $15.5 million in grants to teams of UC researchers on the cutting edge of medicine, artificial intelligence, agriculture and climate justice.