The first exhibition devoted to Thiebaud's artistic maturation opens Jan. 16 at Manetti Shrem.
Ancient fossil microorganisms indicate that life in the universe is common
Life was already diverse 3.5 billion years ago — and may be so elsewhere today.
Should you open the door to in-home delivery services?
Experts examine the personal safety and data risks associated with in-home delivery.
5 UC faculty awarded the largest monetary prize in science
UC scholars bring home the majority of 2018's Breakthrough Prizes, known as the 'Oscars of science.'
US retail jobs are bad — but it doesn’t have to stay that way
A new book compares working conditions in the US with other countries.
Women rising
Women scientists surpass men as leaders of the campus' biggest research grants.
UC statement on federal tax proposals
University of California President Janet Napolitano, Student Regent Paul Monge and Student Regent-designate Devon Graves issued a statement on the federal tax proposals moving through Congress.
We'll always have ‘Casablanca’
As the beloved film turns 75, a scholar reflects on its enduring relevance.
How Captain America inspired new fuel-efficient cars
Mild-mannered materials scientist by day, comic book fan by night, Suveen Mathaudhu spends a lot of time thinking about superheroes. But it isn’t just a hobby: It’s research.
Calling all students: UC wants your input on sexual violence and prevention
The University of California is inviting students to apply for a seat on the inaugural student advisory board tasked with providing input on UC sexual harassment and sexual violence issues.
UC president, national security leaders call on Congress to protect Dreamers this year
University of California President Janet Napolitano today (Nov. 15) joined fellow national security leaders in calling on Congress to pass bipartisan legislation protecting Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients before the end of the year.
Fellowship applications open for UC’s National Center for Free Speech
Starting today (Nov. 9), the University of California will accept applications from individuals interested in joining the inaugural group of fellows for its National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement in Washington, D.C. The fellowship program is the cornerstone of the university’s newly established center, which aims to explore the timely, critical issue of free speech on our nation’s college campuses and in society as a whole.