UC Irvine Chancellor Gillman: What followed short-lived ban was far worse: the Internet rage machine.

Op-ed: UC Merced Chancellor Dorothy Leland makes case for expanding newest UC campus, to accommodate growing number of students.

Two of the nation’s highest-profile nontraditional university presidents — Mitchell Daniels Jr. of Purdue, and UC's Janet Napolitano — express frustration with the slow pace of change in academe and lament faltering public support for higher education.

UC's president still has her “ear on the ground” when it comes to politics.

While public perception is currently not in the UC president's favor, she should remain steadfast in her current approach to effectively bargain with Gov. Brown for additional funding and to change UC's perception in the minds of California voters.

At a time when UC faces uncertainty about how to finance its current 10 campuses, a state assemblyman proposes that the university establish an 11th campus, with a special focus on science and technology.

Admissions officers are sifting through a record number of applications, but have no idea how many students they can enroll.

Op-ed: Ensuring the dream of higher education is achievable for all Californians depends heavily on adequate funding for all three sectors of higher education.

Field Poll results released last week reveal that a majority of California voters view K-12 schools and higher education as areas in the state budget that deserve more funding.

A rebuttal to an editorial on UC’s fiscal practices.

Initiatives — such as the UC-Mexico Initiative — seek to increase academic collaboration between the U.S. and Mexico.

Commentary: Gov. Brown's proposed funding for UC is $120 million short of the Board of Regents' budget request. That difference is a mere 0.1 percent of the total state budget. One wonders: Asking for more money is certainly understandable, but what is Plan B?