UC Davis veterinarians and physicians are researching cancer in pets and people to develop better treatments for both.
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UC MercedCampus in midst of building boom Four projects will increase physical space on campus by 25 percent, adding nearly 270,000 gross square feet.
UC Santa CruzSuper-Earth found in star's habitable zone Newly-detected planet is situated in a temperature zone where liquid water could exist on its surface.
UC Merced ----------------------------------------Research Resource Center to serve San Joaquin Valley Center aims to improve residents' lives by empowering them to engage in research that supports community issues.
UC San Francisco ----------------------------------------Big jolt to state economy with new tax on cigarettes Proposed tax, the California Cancer Research Act, will appear on the June 5 statewide ballot.
UCLA ----------------------------------------Medical debt keeps rising, new report shows Hundreds of thousands of Californians lost insurance coverage as employers shed jobs and their health plans.
UC Davis ----------------------------------------Faculty members honored Annabeth Rosen and Sam Nichols win prizes from art, music organizations.
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----------------------------------------Directing stem cells to boost bone formation, strength Injection of hybrid molecule shows promise for treating osteoporosis in older patients. More Campus and Lab News Science TodayUC Davis veterinarians and physicians are researching cancer in pets and people to develop better treatments for both. Text and Video More Science Today News Resource Quick Links |
Top Feature![]() General News UC explores restorative justice in improving campus climate Facilitated discussion is among the tools of this approach to dealing with situations that violate no laws or policies, but are nonetheless hurtful to others. More Top Features Office of the President News
General NewsBusiness school program targets underrepresented students Top students from historically black institutions will comprise summer fellowship at UC's business schools.
UC RegentsUC cuts administrative costs, seeks new revenue Amid protests, regents address state financial support, streamlining expenses and developing revenue from research.
Administration ----------------------------------------Administration responds to incidents Review of police actions during demonstrations under way; leaders vow to protect free speech.
Student Fees ----------------------------------------Statement on Obama’s higher education proposal UC President Mark G. Yudof appreciates the focus on higher education, efforts to keep college within reach for all.
Health ----------------------------------------UC Global Health Day focuses on population growth Prominent speakers from UC and around the world to discuss population growth and global health Feb. 4.
General News ----------------------------------------Study abroad program launches anniversary website UC Education Abroad Program's new site features events, social engagement surrounding its 50th anniversary.
Health ----------------------------------------UC to ban smoking on all campuses by 2014 Tobacco ban will extend to housing, parking lots; steering committees will be formed to implement policy.
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----------------------------------------UC, union reach deal on pension, health rates UPTE members will contribute to retirement, health benefits at same rate as general UC employee population. More Office of the President News On the UC Research siteFinding reason in the rhyme A UC Irvine researcher studies rap music lyrics, documenting the tragedy beneath the macho swagger. |