UC experts discuss how California can respond to droughts.

UC President Napolitano reflects on the process of achieving diversity in higher education.

Chancellor Wilcox calls for increased globalization, review of campus planning for future growth, and creation of new facilities.

Chancellor Kim A. Wilcox will be formally invested by UC President Janet Napolitano.

$100 million from Lynne and Marc Benioff, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will fund 10-year program to reduce childhood death from prematurity.

Annual awards highlight achievements from UC and California State University campuses that are models for sustainable operations.

UC campuses are among the most environmentally friendly colleges in the country.

UC President Janet Napolitano witnessed firsthand the effects of the drought and learned about the university’s efforts to help farmers increase water efficiency and improve crop yields.

Earlier start will afford more flexibility, especially to students in summer outreach programs.

The medical school that Hugh Toland founded during the Gold Rush has grown into one of the world’s leading health sciences universities.

Legislation would create an educational loan program for students who meet eligibility requirements under California state law AB 540.

France Córdova, UC Riverside chancellor from 2002-07, will serve a six-year term.