All of the resident marine mammals at Long Marine Laboratory are safe and well after a successful evacuation effort.
How to evacuate five seals, two dolphins and a sea lion
What to know about wildfire smoke and COVID-19
Worried that air pollution from wildfires could increase the severity of COVID-19 symptoms? Learn the risks and how to protect yourself.
Wildfires burn six UC Natural Reserves; seventh threatened
Wildfires are burning at six reserves in the UC Natural Reserve System across northern and central California, and threatening a seventh.
Destroyed ancient temple now open for virtual exploration
The UC San Diego Library digitally reconstructs the famed Temple of Bel in Palmyra, Syria, five years after its destruction.
The window is closing to fill out the census. Help your community get its fair share.
With the census set to be completed September 30, time is running out to make sure you get counted — and get the services you deserve.
4 tips for investing during a pandemic
The markets may seem particularly intimidating during a pandemic. Luckily, UCLA's Justin Barton is here to see us through.
First-gen faculty leader: Rebecca Covarrubias
The social psychology professor documents the experiences of students who are the first in their family to attend college.
How to calm children’s back-to-school anxieties
MIND Institute experts explain what to look for in kids, and how to help.
UC Irvine scientists get ‘initial hit’ in developing drug to treat COVID-19
In an important first step, a new molecule, UCI-1, is shown to bind to the coronavirus enzyme, blocking a key function.
UC Merced grad student, alumnus play significant role in Mars 2020 mission
As the rover soars toward Mars, a UC Merced lab will be partially responsible for its success.
We thought it was just a respiratory virus. We were wrong.
COVID-19’s effects on the body are much more complex (and potentially destructive) than that, UCSF doctors say.
New UC-led institute awarded $25M to explore potential of quantum computing and train a future workforce
The development of the quantum computer will be a real scientific revolution, says Dan Stamper-Kurn, UC Berkeley professor of physics and director of the institute.