UC Davis |

Study takes on gender performance gap in online video games

Fewer women are gamers than men, but does that mean there's a difference in ability? UC Davis finds out.

UCSF |

Free to be he, she, they

UCSF’s pioneering Child and Adolescent Gender Center is helping a growing number of families with gender identity.

UC Davis |

UC Davis: In an app store near you

These entrepreneurial graduates mix mobile innovation with public service.

UC Merced |

Dedicated student breaks ground with Ph.D., autism research

UC Merced's first African American doctoral graduate balances research with parenting two autistic sons.

UC Newsroom |

A pathbreaker with a passion to lead

UC Davis' first black female student body president advocates for minority issues while uniting students around shared concerns.

UCLA |

After kicking addiction, graduating UCLA student reboots life

Native American student finds way back to help others pursue higher education.

UC Riverside |

Revenues, employment at black-owned businesses growing fast

Growth is higher than overall rate but disparities endure, UC Riverside census analysis shows.

UC Riverside |

NSF funds extensive survey of Asian Americans

UCs Berkeley, Irvine, and Riverside team up to undertake the most extensive study of this fast-growing population to date.

UC San Francisco |

Most asthma research may not apply to African-American children

A UCSF study sheds light on understudied groups and finds unique risk factors that could lead to better treatments.

UC Newsroom |

UC president urges Arcata students to consider UC

In visiting California's far north, President Napolitano hopes to draw more students from the region.

UC San Diego |

From Riverside’s Casa Blanca to the White House

A UC San Diego professor discusses his journey from undocumented to White House policy adviser on immigration.

UC Riverside |

UC President Napolitano and UC Riverside Chancellor Wilcox inspire students to reach educational goals

Inland Empire visit supports UC initiative to enroll 10,000 more California students over the next three years.