Regents approve budget plan to enroll an additional 10,000 California undergraduates over the next three years, including 5,000 freshman and transfer students in 2016-17.
UC to dramatically boost California student enrollment
Innovative glasses let colorblind see what they’ve been missing
Lenses produced by UC Berkeley alums open up a vibrant new world of color.
UC tests new ways of funding summer study
By making summer session more affordable, three UC campuses aim to help students take greater advantage of the academic off-season.
Celebrating World Toilet Day, reinventing sanitation
U.N. World Toilet Day, Nov. 19, highlights global sanitation shortfalls and their toll on human health and the environment.
Architectural students reinvent the community center
Imagine a community center that’s not your typical chunk of cinderblock — instead it’s an architecturally avant garde space where neighbors gather to grow, cook and eat food.
Students increasingly bringing “emotional support” animals to college
Nobody claims the dorms are evolving into petting zoos. But animals are gaining a toehold (clawhold?) in Cal residences.
UC Carbon Neutrality Student Fellows tackle big climate problems
The fellowships will fund projects, from the classroom to the operating room, that will steer the UC system toward its carbon neutrality goal.
Whiskers and locks: reading U.S. history through hair
From bearded lady acts to the Victorian practice of hair collecting, grad student Sarah Gold McBride is teasing out the meaning of hair in 19th-century America, and how it reveals evolving ideas about race and gender.
Statements from UC President Napolitano and Regents Chairman Lozano
Leadership comments on incident at UC Merced.
Big Ideas deadline approaches
Preproposals are due Nov. 12 for UC student innovation contest.
Touched by Shakespeare in solitary confinement
The classics carried one young man from incarceration to academia.
Banking on food
Free pantry staves off hunger among needy UC Irvine students.