New York Times |

Google buys Lift Labs in biotech push

Firm founded by Berkeley alum makes a high-tech spoon designed to make it easier for people with neurodegenerative tremors to eat,
New York Times |

Michele Roberts, N.B.A. union’s new leader, confronts gender barriers

Michele Roberts, N.B.A. union’s new leader and a Boalt Hall alum, confronts gender barriers.
UC Office of the President |

UC Oakland Partnership Initiative awards scholarships

Six Oakland high school students receive scholarships, plan to attend UC campus in the fall
San Francisco Business Journal |

It's not brain surgery — well, it is for Accurexa and Dr. Daniel Lim

UCSF neurosurgeon and UC Berkeley engineering students join forces on a new and improved device to aid in stem cell treatments.
UC Admissions |

UC application opens Aug. 1

Get a head start on your UC application! The undergraduate application is open now — be sure to complete and file Nov. 1-30.
New York Times |

Aiming at glass ceiling, but not with her jump shot

Former UCLA basketball player Natalie Nakase aspires to be the NBA's first female head coach.
Sacramento Bee |

Award-winning UC Davis ale to be released

A German ale takes top honors in a student competition.
Sacramento Bee |

Viewpoints: ‘Dreamers,’ those brought illegally to U.S., deserve same loans as other students

UC President Napolitano writes in support of Senate Bill 1210 — the California Dream Loan Program — which would help these students finance their education.
UC Irvine |

President Obama at UC Irvine Commencement 2014

President Barack Obama spoke at UC Irvine's commencement celebration at Angel Stadium.

Wall Street Journal |

The world's smartest surfers

Forget the stoner image; UC San Diego's surfers study physics and biochem — and they win.
Storify |

2014 UC graduations

Commencement season is on, and we're following all the ceremonies at UC on Storify.
Forbes |

David Miller's SlugBooks out to disrupt college textbook market

UC Santa Cruz alum is behind a site that fuels comparison shopping for pricey college textbooks.