UC Regents committee votes to recommend the formation of a select advisory committee that will examine the university’s cost structure and the role of the university.

Rachael Nava is appointed executive vice president and chief operating officer at UC’s Office of the President.

The measures were among the seven recommendations the President’s Task Force on Preventing and Responding to Sexual Violence and Sexual Assault issued in September.

Campuses are evaluating undergraduate degree requirements and increasing participation in summer session to help more students finish in four years.

Greenhouse gases emissions down to 1990 levels and major steps are initiated to ramp up renewable energy use.

UCSF medical students sparked a national movement when they launched #whitecoats4blacklives to bring attention to racial health care disparities. They also inspired campus leaders to address racism head-on.

UCOP will fund student awards in support of UC’s Carbon Neutrality Initiative and other university sustainability efforts.

The University of California applauds the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's effort to identify good financial practices.

Grant will enable three schools to establish a pilot program to help new attorneys launch and develop viable law practices serving low- and modest-income clients.

By this measure, California's low ranking is a very good thing.

UC will switch from a third-party electricity supplier and throughout January begin to provide electric power directly to five of its campuses and three of its medical centers, along with other electric accounts throughout the university.

UC president responds to Gov. Jerry Brown’s release of his state budget proposal for 2016.