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.
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.
Green spaces are good for mental well-being, whether you’re walking outdoors, looking at beautiful views or even watching nature videos.
President Michael V. Drake, M.D., released a letter to the UC community to recognize Black History Month.
On Jan. 18, UC announced the award of $20M in grants to faculty and researchers across its 10-campus system, with more than half the funds going toward projects that can help California meet its climate goals.
All 10 campuses and their affiliated health systems have hit their goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels, despite the university's significant growth.
President Michael V. Drake, M.D. recently released a video to speak out for the UC Advocacy Network to encourage our community to support UC.
On Jan. 28, UC data and privacy experts will convene to discuss social media's impact on society, UC’s role in protecting data privacy and your role in data control and protection.
Michael T. Brown will step down as systemwide provost and executive vice president, Academic Affairs, at the end of this academic year. He will stay on as senior advisor to President Drake.
If enacted, it would bring budget stability to UC and support critical long-term investments in educational access and excellence.
President Drake reflected on the Jan. 6, 2021, attack and its aftermath.
In a new feel-good article, the San Francisco Chronicle shares the story of a former inmate who has used his admittance to help others.
Researchers launched blood stem cells into space aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.