Dr. Seuss donation? A cause for celebration!
UC San Diego
February 27, 2014
Trove of archived works, donated to the UC San Diego Library, may find their way into new books to delight Dr. Seuss' legion of fans.
In the News
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The '60s are gone, but psychedelic research trip continues
NPR
March 10, 2014
UCLA researcher among those renewing research, seeking medical benefits, in the face of continued stigma.
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Sacramento Bee
March 07, 2014
UC Davis establishes a research center devoted to java; a major in coffee may be brewing as well.
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Women who are feeding the world
The Weather Channel
March 07, 2014
A recent UC Davis forum, focused on women's role in agriculture, featured images of women working to sustain life and economies around the world.
Research
- U.S. News ranks UC graduate schools among nation's best
- Biosensor will guard water supplies from toxic threats
- Blood test reveals Alzheimer's risk
Health
- Ban cigarette filters, urge researchers
- E-cigarettes: Does smokeless mean harmless?
- Invention removes arsenic from water
Arts & Humanities
- Digitization project breathes new life into UC Libraries’ collections
- Century-old music mystery solved
- Dr. Seuss donation? A cause for celebration!
Students & Alumni
- Alumna confirmed as NOAA administrator
- Cost concerns play bigger role in college choice
- Coding for a cause
Faculty & Staff
- U.S. News ranks UC graduate schools among nation's best
- Engineer's invention makes dirty water reusable
- SoCal author is a Straight-up original
Administration
Video
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Nobelist Schekman on the value of public higher ed
Nobel laureate Randy Schekman is a UC Berkeley professor and a UCLA alumnus. From the pinnacle of achievement, Schekman credits public higher education as the foundation of his success. Schekman will participate in UC's Graduate Research Day, calling for more student support.
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Drought, fire and flood
Explore how the the nature of highly seasonal rainfall cycles and periodic fires create conditions that have shaped Mediterranean climate ecosystems.
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'Free Angela' focuses on iconic activist
Angela Davis discusses the latest film about her life with producer Sidra Smith and moderator Dr. Gaye Theresa Thompson.
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Poet laureate's favorite things
Juan Felipe Herrera, professor of creative writing, shares his favorite things about UC Riverside.
Press Releases
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UC president announces change in agriculture division
March 11, 2014
University of California President Janet Napolitano announced today (March 11) that the division of Agriculture and Natural Resources will return to reporting directly to the UC President.
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UC awards grants to expand health care innovations
March 10, 2014
The University of California has awarded four grants totaling $2.5 million to scale up proposals that have shown potential to improve health care while delivering a return on investment to UC medical centers.
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UC releases new policy against sexual violence and harassment
March 07, 2014
New policy coincides with an increasing systemwide focus on the broader issues of respect and inclusion within the university community.
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Pharmacy education growing rapidly, easing workforce shortages
February 27, 2014
The landscape for pharmacy education has changed dramatically in recent years, as rapid growth in new schools and student enrollment has eased state and regional workforce shortages, according to a new report from the University of California.
Science Today
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"Twelve Years a Slave" has won the Best Picture Academy Award. UCLA has a prized first edition of Solomon Northup's 1853 memoir. Check out a gallery of this and other first editions that have come to the silver screen.