Eight UC undergraduate locations are top colleges in magazine's rankings.
UC Newsroom |
Money ranks 8 UC campuses as best college values
UC San Diego |
Scripps alumna nominated to lead National Academy of Sciences
Academy members will vote on geophysicist Marcia McNutt's candidacy in December.
California Magazine |
Spinning silk sans spiders
It took a lot of spiders for Berkeley and UCSF alums to create a synthetic silk that's virtually identical to the real deal.
UC Santa Cruz |
Santa Cruz develops online courses available to all UC students
Online calculus courses are the first cross-campus courses that satisfy prerequisites at all nine UC undergraduate campuses.
UC Newsroom |
13 UC projects win statewide sustainability awards
California Higher Education Sustainability Conference Best Practice Awards recognize innovations made by campuses.
UC Santa Cruz |
From farm to cup
UC Santa Cruz anthropology student traces java's route from Central America to California for senior thesis.
UC Riverside |
Undergraduate discovers new firefly species
Discovery is among a few little-seen firefly species found in Southern California.
Excelencia in Education |
Top colleges producing Latino graduates in STEM fields
Berkeley, Davis and Irvine dominate top five schools awarding doctoral degrees to Latino students.
UC Newsroom |
Making the most of a second chance
As a kid growing up in Salinas, Calif., Rolando Perez displayed an unusual academic and technical aptitude, and once dreamed of becoming an astronaut. But by the time he was in his mid-20s, he found himself on a path that, he says, “was going to wind me up either in prison or dead.”
Drifting between jobs, with a rap sheet of minor offenses and a list of close friends lost to gang violence, Perez ultimately resolved to turn his life around.
UC San Diego |
3-D printed rocket engine aims for flight record
Student engineering team is shooting for a 10,000-foot flight at upcoming rocket competition.
UC Newsroom |
Pitch perfect: UC alums take stage at Women's World Cup
Five players and one coach have UC ties at the international soccer tournament, including three key U.S. players.
UC Newsroom |
Against the odds, chemistry grad finds a path out of poverty
By the time he was 6, Rene Amel Peralta was already working full time in construction and odds jobs in Mexico, just trying to survive. By 13, he and his sister had been abandoned by their only parent and had made the treacherous journey across the border.
But without immigration papers or an education, poverty followed.
On Saturday (June 13), Peralta and his sister both will defy the long odds that were stacked against them, and be awarded college diplomas.
Their goal now: Help others from similar circumstances.