UC-issued documents can now reflect an employee’s accurate gender identity and lived name
This policy marks a significant step forward in fostering a more inclusive environment within the UC system.
This policy marks a significant step forward in fostering a more inclusive environment within the UC system.
All UCOP staff are invited to virtually attend the two keynote addresses.
This program, designed to transform the professoriate and knowledge workforce of the future, provides crucial support to outstanding faculty members who contribute significantly to the university’s diversity efforts.
UC admitted a record number of CA freshmen to its incoming class of undergraduate students and its largest class of underrepresented freshmen in the system’s history for fall 2023.
The Council of African American Parents has an extraordinary record of turning out college graduates, most of them from the University of California.
During this important discussion, panelists will discuss LGBTQ+ issues and gender discrimination that trans employees experience in the workplace.
During this important discussion, panelists will discuss LGBTQ+ issues and gender discrimination that trans employees experience in the workplace.
As part of its commitment to serve California students with a world-class education and top-tier faculty, UC announced on Aug. 10 that it admitted a record 85,268 California first-year students for fall 2022.
As a community college transfer student who grew up in poverty and is now pursuing his postdoctoral research, Edwin Solares hopes to show the students he mentors how far they can go.
The gift will support postdoctoral fellows for careers in academia while offering additional mentorship for tenure-track faculty posts at the university's six Hispanic-Serving Institutions.
Learn about UC’s unique role as a research-intensive, public Hispanic Serving Institution, and how its work has a wide-ranging impact, from leading researchers.