President Janet Napolitano and the Chancellors of the University of California today (Jan. 29) issued a statement about the recent executive order.
UC statement on President Trump's executive order
Guidance for the UC community on the executive order affecting visa processes and entry into the United States
The University of California issues guidance on President Trump's executive order restricting entry into the United States.
Regents OK tuition increase to boost student services
UC Board of Regents lends support to measure, which will help accommodate rising California enrollment.
Largest-ever gift to UCSF honors philanthropist Helen Diller
$500M donation among the most generous received by any academic institution in the US.
An education in education
President Napolitano on the educational investments needed to tackle the challenges of America on its 250th anniversary.
Statement from the University of California Office of the President
UC President Janet Napolitano is currently undergoing treatment for cancer, which was diagnosed at the end of August of last year. The treatment is nearly complete.
UC hires first systemwide Title IX coordinator
The University of California today (Jan. 12) announced the appointment of Kathleen Salvaty to fill the new position of systemwide Title IX coordinator, reporting directly to President Janet Napolitano in a role that will lead efforts against sexual violence and sexual harassment throughout the University.
Why Trump should continue DACA
The UC Merced chancellor writes in support of the hundreds of students that enrich her campus.
Wanted: Students for the UC Board of Regents
If you dream of helping shape one of the best university systems in the world, now’s your chance.
Regents to consider modest tuition increase for improved student support
Revenue to be used for financial aid, student services and improving the student-faculty ratio.
Economic impact of UC Merced rises to $2.6B
Campus contributions to the state include more than $1.4B to the San Joaquin Valley, with more to come.
A year of risks and rewards
Scientific advancements, student achievements and a new 'collision space' cap off a remarkable 2016.