Link: UCOP's e-newsletter

Stay Informed. Stay Connected.

Students socializing in a dorm

UC offers admission to more California students

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.


Community Safety Plan progress report

A message from President Michael V. Drake, M.D., and Executive Vice President-Chief Operating Officer Rachael Nava share an update on what UC is doing to improve community safety.


In celebration of all that Title IX has accomplished, the UC Newsroom has compiled some of the standout athletes and programs flourishing across UC campuses.

Reflecting on Title IX

In celebration of all that Title IX has accomplished, the UC Newsroom has compiled some of the standout athletes and programs flourishing across UC campuses.


Feedback requested: Guidelines on Community Safety Vehicles, Uniforms and Equipment (VUE)

The UC community is invited to share feedback, questions or comments on the draft guidelines and recommendations through June 3, 2022


UC announces Native American Opportunity Plan

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.


Man working on computer

New recognition program: 2022 UC Tech Awards

The UC Tech Awards program, new for 2022, includes six awards to recognize individuals and teams for technology contributions across the UC system.


student walking across UC Irvine's campus

UC is a top producer of Fulbright students

Students from eight UC campuses and scholars from six have received Fulbright awards to advance their studies and promote international exchange for the 2021-22 academic year.


2021 CUCSA members

Join CUCSA for a UC-wide town hall this Wednesday

On Wednesday, Dec. 15, from 12-1 p.m. (PT), the Council of UC Staff Assemblies invites all UCOP staff to join council members and employees from throughout UC for a systemwide town hall.


Rob Knight, left, UC San Diego professor of pediatrics and computer science and engineering, and postdoctoral researcher Daniel McDonald, right, discuss data from The American Gut Project. Knight is the only person out of the entire list of 6,602 people to be highly cited in four or more disciplines.

Hundreds of UC faculty named among the world’s Highly Cited Researchers

The annual list identifies a virtual “who’s who” in the sciences and social sciences from around the world.