Natalie Batalha's team has discovered nearly 4,000 planets in the cosmos, some of which may support life.
UC Santa Cruz alumna blasts into Time 100 list
CRISPR may cure all genetic disease — one day
UC Berkeley's Jennifer Doudna reflects on how her gene editing tool may alter the world as we know it.
Walls, spies, East Berlin and the California Book Award
Anne Nesbet's historical novel “Cloud and Wallfish” claims the gold medal in juvenile fiction.
Born in the Summer of Love: The Haight Ashbury Free Clinic transformed drug addiction treatment
Famed clinic celebrates its 50th anniversary.
First-gen faculty
Some 800 faculty members to participate in UC's systemwide First-Gen Faculty campaign.
UC Santa Cruz to launch first-generation faculty campaign
College access must expand beyond the elite in order to reach the country's potential, remarks campus leader.
Homeless vets with families: An untold part of veterans’ struggles
Homelessness among veterans overall is declining, but the number supporting young families is on the rise.
Researchers find computer code that Volkswagen used to cheat emissions tests
Computer scientist uncovers the smoking gun from 2015's scandal.
After years of planning, California is likely to roll out its earthquake warning system next year
UC Berkeley scientists help launch a new network which will bring the state up to speed with countries like Japan.
UC Santa Cruz genetics lab helps solve the mystery of 'Miranda Eve'
UC scientists team up to identify the remains of 19th-century baby Jane Doe found in San Francisco backyard.
Math professor keeps good company in National Geographic ‘Genius’ issue
Terence Tao credits ‘hard work, directed by intuition, literature and a bit of luck.’
9 UC scholars elected to National Academy of Sciences
New members from seven campuses are recognized for their achievements in original research.