The renewals come after a UC lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security in Sept. 2017.
The Modesto Bee |
California must save more, but invest more, too
The state should use its surplus to restore funding to public universities and colleges, writes the Editorial Board.
UC Newsroom |
UC keeps Los Alamos National Laboratory on cutting edge of science and research
The university is proud to continue its stewardship of one of the world's premier scientific institutions.
Politico |
Napolitano on family separations: ‘I don’t know how this could be justified either legally or morally’
The UC president called Trump’s zero-tolerance policies ‘cruel’ and a ‘misallocation’ of resources.
UC Office of the President |
Statement of UC President and former DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano on immigration
University of California President and former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano issued a statement today on immigration.
UC Newsroom |
Oakland Promise scholars bound for UC
More than 100 Oakland high schoolers will receive scholarships to study at a UC.
The Atlantic |
The University of California stands out among top schools when it comes to serving poor students
A new report shows that most colleges are failing when it comes to graduating low-income students, but the UC system is an exception.
UC Newsroom |
UC to defend DACA at U.S. Court of Appeals
An injunction against ending the program has enabled thousands to renew their DACA status.
UC Office of the President |
UC statement regarding Tuesday’s federal court ruling on DACA
The University of California issued a statement regarding the federal court ruling on DACA.
UC San Diego |
California dreaming
Five UC presidents share stories about the university’s bold rise over the last 150 years.
UC Newsroom |
UC system offers the best value, says Forbes
Eight UC campuses make this year's 300 Best Value Colleges list, with six among the top 15.
UC Office of the President and California Community Colleges |
UC and CCC sign agreement to boost transfers, increase academic preparation
The University of California and the California Community Colleges today (April 11) announced they have signed a joint agreement aimed at increasing the number of academically prepared community college students who transfer to UC and earn a bachelor’s degree.