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Michelle Obama’s Reach Higher comes to UCLA

UC and Reach higher will host the former first lady's first College Signing Day event on the West Coast at UCLA. All nine of UC's undergraduate campuses will celebrate with on-campus festivities.


Applications now accepted: 2019 Sautter Awards for IT innovation

Showcase your innovative IT projects by applying for a 2019 Larry L. Sautter Award. All UC faculty and staff are invited to participate!


UC celebrates universities’ leadership on climate change

President Napolitano championed universities’ sustainability commitments during the 2019 Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit in Tempe, Arizona.


Young, gifted and black: The next generation of researchers

Young black scholars and scientists are already making a difference in their communities and the wider world, turning their research into a potent force for social justice and equity.


UC recognizes a remarkable woman leader

Janet Yellen is recognized worldwide for her leadership as the first woman chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve. Last week, President Napolitano joined UC Santa Cruz leaders in awarding her the campus’ highest honor.


Walking the line between indulgence and delayed gratification

If you’re the type of person who likes to save objects or experiences for a future occasion, you may wish to rethink your strategy. Giving in to some indulgences may offer you a better experience.


UnifyHR takes over as administrator of family member eligibility verification

Beginning Feb. 1, UnifyHR will replace Secova, Inc. in administering the family member eligibility verification process for UC benefits.


UCSD student garden

Pushing UC toward a carbon-free future

The University of California now produces more on-site solar energy than any university in the country — drawing enough sun power to light up a small city. More is on the way, as UC stretches


UC’s military veterans continue to serve others

As an army infantryman in Iraq, Nathan Goncalves saw his share of grueling battles. But none quite prepared him for the transition from military to civilian life. “You come back from combat and you’ve seen