The UC Merced chancellor writes in support of the hundreds of students that enrich her campus.
Why Trump should continue DACA
The ex-con scholars of Berkeley
Formerly incarcerated students offer mentoring and advocacy to other former inmates on campus.
UC Merced gives high school students extra help for college applications
First-generation and low-income seniors learn about campus life, aid and how to craft a personal statement.
Calling all UC entrepreneurs: The University of California wants to shine a light on your story
The University of California launched the “I am a UC Entrepreneur” campaign to highlight entrepreneurship across the ten-campus system.
UC Irvine program helps first-generation freshmen feel they belong
First-generation professors and upperclassmen are closing the college familiarity gap for new students.
UC leaders tell California students: A world-class education is within your reach
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.
University of California partners with uAspire to help hundreds of low-income California students
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).
One of the biggest lessons I teach my classes? I was a first-generation college student, just like many of them.
A UC Irvine professor shares her story to help freshmen make the most out of college.
UC joins with Boys & Girls Clubs of America to prepare youth for college
The University of California and Boys & Girls Clubs of America today (Sept. 28) launched a partnership to prepare young Californians for college success.
First person: A dreamer goes to college
An undocumented student at UC Davis reconnects with the woman who inspired her to pursue an education despite all obstacles.
UC begins classes with the most diverse student body ever
Of the nearly 8,000 more Californians committed to the university, 38 percent are from underrepresented minorities.
First-generation grad now helps others connect with UC Merced
The campus director of admissions strives to create a path forward for individuals and the Central Valley.