On behalf of the UCOP leadership team, Rachael recognized colleagues’ perseverance, flexibility, team spirit and mission focus throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

President Drake has received his COVID-19 vaccine — and helped to vaccinate others. Learn more about his experience, along with why coronavirus vaccines are so important.

You have the power to protect yourself and your community from COVID-19. Add your phone to the fight: It’s easy, private, secure and 100% opt-in.

In partnership with UCSF Health and UC Riverside Health, our vaccine program will soon start in our Oakland and Riverside locations for eligible staff.

Part of the COVID-19 “We Need to Talk” series, “R U Taking the Vaccine” will bring together health equity experts to discuss the impact of COVID-19 and vaccine hesitancy on communities of color.

UC San Diego Health — along with a contingent of UC San Diego volunteers — is helping tens of thousands of eligible health care workers and community members gain access to the COVID-19 vaccine.

Please take a moment to share your perspective on UCOP’s COVID-19 response with the Culture and Connectivity Initiative.

Share your perspective on UCOP’s COVID-19 response with the Culture and Connectivity Initiative.

Given the continued increase of COVID-19, UCOP is extending the reduction of on-site services through March 1.

Learn how UCOP is responding to COVID-19 and our eventual return to on-site operations.

UC is preparing to welcome students back to all its campuses, while remaining vigilant in critical prevention efforts and continuing to prioritize the health and well-being of the university community.

Last year was transformed by a devastating pandemic. Here’s a look at how far we've come.

Do you have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine? From safety to rollout to when you can get your vaccine, the California Department of Public Health has answers.