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UC Regent Richard Leib

Richard Leib assumes chair of the Board of Regents duties

On March 1, University of California Regent Richard Leib assumed the duties and responsibilities of the Chair of the Board. He succeeds Cecilia V. Estolano. 


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UC receives the most student applications in its 154-year history

The University of California received a record-breaking number of applications for fall 2022, underscoring our position as one of the most sought-after higher education systems in the world.


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Additional Emergency Paid Sick Leave for COVID-19 relief

UC is providing up to 80 hours of 2022 Emergency Paid Sick Leave for full-time UC employees and the two-week equivalent for part-time employees. 


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UC is a qualified employer for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program

Many full-time UC employees who otherwise qualify may be eligible to apply their months of employment towards PSLF.


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Redesigned UC website shows the impact of our 10-campus system

UC unveiled its redesigned flagship website, universityofcalifornia.edu, with a streamlined digital experience that makes it easier for users to find information about all things UC.


Watch President Drake’s newest video interview

President Michael V. Drake, M.D., sat down with KCRA 3 News in Sacramento to talk about his childhood and family, experiences navigating segregated society, career and vision for UC. 


Share your feedback on the Open Enrollment website and mailing

Last year, we took a new approach to Open Enrollment communications and we want to know if it was helpful. Please share your thoughts in a quick online survey.


Lucy Tseng + Priya Lakireddy

Attend a virtual open house with the staff advisors to the Regents

Lucy Tseng (UCLA) and Priya Lakireddy (UC Merced), the current staff advisor and staff advisor designate to the UC Board of Regents, will hold a virtual open house on Feb. 24.


UC partners with the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network to sponsor biomarker testing bill

UC and the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network are helping sponsor legislation to tailor cancer treatment approaches to a person’s individual condition.


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The extraordinary life of John Wesley Gilbert, the first Black archaeologist

A new book traces the pioneering scholar’s rise to national prominence in an era when African Americans often faced obstacles in obtaining even an elementary education.


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Four ways nature can protect your well-being during a pandemic

Green spaces are good for mental well-being, whether you’re walking outdoors, looking at beautiful views or even watching nature videos.