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UC named a national leader in renewable energy

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has honored UC with a 2018 Green Power Leadership Award for its strong commitment to using clean, renewable energy sources. The award was announced on Oct. 10 during the 2018


The way we’ve been thinking about olive oil is all wrong

It turns out that we’ve been thinking about extra virgin olive oil all wrong. Yes, it’s healthy and tasty — great for brushing on a crusty baguette or using for a quick sauté — but


President Napolitano visits Stockton high school students, says UC is committed to them

President Napolitano joined community leaders at Stockton’s Franklin High School on Friday to speak to 500 college-track high school students about how a world-class education was within their reach.  In her first visit to


We love our pets! UC to offer voluntary pet insurance

You can use any licensed vet for illness, accident and preventive care for your pet.


UC adopts new benefits eligibility rules for domestic partners

Effective Jan.1, 2019, UC will offer access to benefits based on the same eligibility criteria for all domestic partners.


Meet the new faces of UC

This week, thousands of new students arrived on UC campuses, full of butterflies and bold ambitions as they settled in for their first week of classes. All told, UC welcomed about 54,000 freshmen and transfer


Climate summit puts California, UC in the spotlight

Thousands of leaders from around the world, and from UC, arrive in San Francisco for the Global Climate Action Summit.


UC Riverside students walking on campus

UC campuses rise to the top in new US News & World Report rankings

Five UCs are among the top 10 public universities for undergraduate education in the country.


UC sets higher standards, greater goals for sustainability

UC announces a bold expansion of its systemwide sustainability goals.


President Napolitano at Merced

First buildings of Merced 2020 project open to students

President Janet Napolitano visited the campus to help open the first phase of its massive expansion project.