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People who say college isn’t worth it haven’t seen this data

A UC degree pays off with higher earnings that grow over time, and UC graduates enter the workforce with greater financial flexibility due to no or low debt.


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Highlights from President Milliken’s conversation with historian Beverly Gage

President Milliken recently sat down for a discussion with Beverly Gage — the John Lewis Gaddis Professor of History at Yale and a Pulitzer Prize-winning author.


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What you need to know about Cyclosporiasis, the latest stomach bug

Learn about the new foodborne parasite outbreak now affecting a majority of the United States.


UC Regents celebrate UC’s role in America at 250

The UC Board of Regents recognized America's 250th anniversary by celebrating public education and UC’s impact.


Register to learn about the life-saving UC Health Milk Bank

The UC Health Milk Bank provides equitable access to safe, high-quality donor milk for medically fragile infants across the community.


UC Board of Regents confirms appointment of 2027–28 student regent

Jordan Roiland, who is working towards his M.D. as part of the UC Berkeley–UCSF Joint Medical Program, will be the 2027–28 student regent.


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Join the UC AI Council for a conversation on AI literacy

Find out about the use, considerations, benefits and risks of using artificial intelligence at work.


Five spectacular ways UC has changed America

For more than 150 years, UC has helped advance the nation through ingenuity, breakthroughs and educating generations of graduates.


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UC undergrad campuses are the top public schools in the nation

All nine UC undergraduate campuses are once again among the nation’s top public colleges, according to Money’s 2026 Best Colleges rankings.


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New UC partnership will support major projects and California workers

The five-year Community Workforce Agreement will deliver projects reliably while preparing Californians for careers in skilled construction.


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Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Katherine S. Newman to step down

Provost Newman will return to the faculty at UC Berkeley, where she will continue her research and scholarship.


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Explore the CUCSA 2025-26 workgroup recommendations

At CUCSA's All-Staff Town Hall on July 7, workgroup chairs shared key recommendations and answered questions. Check out the recording and the reports.