Reserve a seat by March 23 for the screening and discussion with film's producer to be held on March 30.

The documentary “Racing to Zero” tracks SF’s wastestream diversion tactics for the goal of zero waste by 2020. The film’s viewing will be followed by a discussion with the film’s producer, Diana Fuller, and

UCOP supervisory staff is invited to apply for this development program by Feb. 12.

On Jan. 28, Shola Richards, director of training at UCLA Health, will discuss the impact of reputation to your career and to the university.

Nearly 700 people turned out for the staff appreciation event on the Franklin patio, where tacos, churros and Italian ice were served and UCOP's affinity groups were on hand to talk about what they do.

Bring your lunch and come to the next installment of the Lunch & Learn series, featuring Michael Reese, vice chancellor for Business and Administrative Services at UC Merced.

The program, which has now been implemented on all floors of the Franklin building, asks OP staff to commit to making small changes in their daily habits to lower the building’s carbon footprint and conserve resources.

A new email help line offers answers to your pressing questions about the widely used application.

Grab your lunch and come to the latest installment of the Lunch & Learn series featuring Nina Robinson, associate president and chief policy adviser, today, Aug. 25, from noon to 1 p.m. in Franklin Lobby 1.