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University of California Proposes Systemwide Pay Increases for Medical Residents

The University of California presented a comprehensive economic package for medical residents and fellows as part of ongoing negotiations with the Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR-SEIU). The proposal reflects UC’s commitment to fair, consistent compensation while supporting patient care and clinical training across its health system. 

CIR-SEIU represents approximately 6,300 medical residents and fellows across the UC system who provide essential patient care while completing advanced medical training at UC hospitals and medical centers. 

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What ‘Open Inquiry: UC Arts’ reveals about the future of arts education

A new exhibition of work by recent University of California alumni highlights UC's artistic legacy and shows California’s world-class public university is ready to step in as art schools across the country disappear.
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Bill to place a $23 billion bond to fund scientific research in California on the November ballot clears Senate Health Committee

The $23 billion bond would protect jobs, sustain lifesaving research, improve health and bolster the state’s innovation economy.
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President James B. Milliken statement on Board of Regents appointments and reappointments

UC President James B. Milliken welcomed Gov. Gavin Newsom’s appointments of Carl “Chip” Robertson, Dorene Dominguez, Mabelle Hueston, and John “Rusty” Areias to UC's governing board, and the reappointments of Board of Regents Chair Janet Reilly and Regent Greg Sarris.
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UC is No. 1 in patents in new U.S. ranking

UC is No. 1 in a National Academy of Inventors ranking of U.S. schools granted the most U.S. utility patents released today, March 19. Patents are a key driver of economic success and quality of life.
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President James B. Milliken’s opening remarks at the UC Board of Regents March Meeting as delivered

President James B. Milliken’s opening remarks at the UC Board of Regents January Meeting on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, as delivered.
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UC and UAW Reach Contract Agreements for Academic and Staff Employees

The University of California and the United Auto Workers today reached two new contract agreements for academic and staff employees.  

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President’s Leadership Conversation: UC Santa Cruz Chancellor Cynthia Larive

UC President James B. Milliken welcomes UC Santa Cruz Chancellor Cynthia Larive in the second event in the President’s Leadership Conversations series
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UC and UC-AFT Begin Systemwide Contract Negotiations for Instructional Faculty

The University of California and the University Council–American Federation of Teachers have begun negotiations for a successor collective bargaining agreement covering Non-Senate Instructional faculty across the UC system.

UC-AFT Unit 18 represents more than 5,265 faculty members in titles including Lecturer, Supervisor of Teacher Education, and Coordinator of Field Work. These faculty play a significant role in delivering instruction and supporting students' academic experience across nine UC campuses.

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UC, Teamsters Local 2010 Extend Contract as Bargaining Progress Continues

As a positive sign of collaborative, good-faith bargaining, the University of California and Teamsters Local 2010 have reached a contract extension agreement. The contract for the union, which represents 18,820 clerical and allied services employees across the UC system, will now expire May 30, 2026.

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UC sponsors SB 895 to place a $23 billion bond to fund scientific research in California on the November ballot

The $23 billion bond would protect jobs, sustain lifesaving research, improve health and bolster the state’s innovation economy.
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Los Angeles Times: ‘Harvard is fighting Trump. UC president says he wants to try ‘a better course’’

Read a new Los Angeles Times feature on University of California President James B. Milliken.