University of California chancellors and senior leaders will meet with thousands of high school students and their families in the coming weeks to urge them to aim for a UC education.

The University of California and nonprofit uAspire have launched a pilot program to bring expert guidance on college affordability to hundreds of low-income students across California, it was announced today (Oct. 25).

The University of California and Boys & Girls Clubs of America today (Sept. 28) launched a partnership to prepare young Californians for college success.

Within the next five years, it's estimated that there will be over two million job openings in STEM careers, but nearly 90% of high school grads surveyed are not interested in these fields.

Low-income students are more prepared than ever thanks to UC summer academies that provide the chance to experience college life.

UC Berkeley's Tansel Pope on how to make the two million job openings in STEM more accessible to underrepresented students.

The UC-HBCU Initiative is a faculty grants program that seeks to improve the participation of African Americans in UC graduate programs.

The fellowship program is an ambitious new effort for law students at UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UCLA and UC Irvine.

National leaders share insights into providing an elite public education at Feb. 26 symposium.

UC President Janet Napolitano announces a new program to encourage undergraduate students to pursue a career in public service.

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.