A message from President Drake about Systemwide Title IX Director Suzanne Taylor
Suzanne Taylor has decided to leave the university to dedicate more time to family and personal endeavors. Her last day is June 30.
Suzanne Taylor has decided to leave the university to dedicate more time to family and personal endeavors. Her last day is June 30.
The University of California will ensure that in-state systemwide Tuition and Student Service Fees for California students from federally recognized Native American tribes are fully covered by grants or scholarships.
Recordings of all sessions have just been made available — including the panel featuring President Drake.
President Drake encourages the UC community to appreciate the beauty and wonder of our planet and to reflect on how we can protect our environment to ensure a healthy and equitable future for all.
President Drake recently traveled to UCLA to meet with students, faculty and staff. View a fun video from his visit.
UC President Michael V. Drake, M.D., and Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels, J.D., will discuss the role that higher education plays in preserving democracy and preparing the next generation to lead.
This month, we reflect upon the legacy of César Chávez, the visionary activist and organizer who fought tirelessly for farmworker rights, and whose story is central to that of social change in California and across the world.
The UC Davis winter quarter Chancellor’s Colloquium featured UC President Michael V. Drake and Presidents Emeriti Janet S. Napolitano and Mark G. Yudof in conversation with UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May.
The state Legislature has affirmed UC's obligations while safeguarding the bright futures of thousands of hardworking prospective UC Berkeley students.
On March 1, University of California Regent Richard Leib assumed the duties and responsibilities of the Chair of the Board. He succeeds Cecilia V. Estolano.Â
President Michael V. Drake, M.D., sat down with KCRA 3 News in Sacramento to talk about his childhood and family, experiences navigating segregated society, career and vision for UC.Â
President Michael V. Drake, M.D., released a letter to the UC community to recognize Black History Month.