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WarnMe Test on Jan. 29 To Introduce New Feature

by Julia Ann Easley
January 21, 2025

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Checking In With Chancellor May: Setting the Standard for Campus Sustainability

by Chancellor Gary S. May
January 17, 2025

Emily Longman in mauve jacket puts two hands on a rock holding a mussel bed community next to a white PVC tube grid while and Sarah Merolla in blue jacket and backpack stands next to her.

Mussel Bed Surveyed Before World War II Still Thriving

by Kat Kerlin
January 16, 2025

Aridin speaks at a podium in a hot pink outfit in front of a government building, surrounded by colleagues with signs that read “Education shouldn’t be a privilege” and “Budget better have my money.”

Alum Changemaker Awarded Prestigious Global Scholarship

by Isabella Beristain
January 15, 2025

Education

An African straw-colored fruit bat hangs upside down from a tree branch.

The Hunt Narrows for Ebolavirus Hosts

by Kat Kerlin
January 15, 2025

Sunlight shines over the helmet of a woman in firefighting yellow shirt amid smoky woods during a prescribed burn

Wildfire, Smoke and Air Quality Experts

by Kat Kerlin
January 15, 2025

Students sitting in informal meeting with laptops

International Students Boost Startup Creation, Lifting Local Jobs and Revenue, New Research Shows

by Alex Russell, College of Letters and Science
January 14, 2025

Artist's depiction of women sitting in a row eating pasta

Manetti Shrem Museum to Present U.S. Debut of Italy’s Sandretto Collection, Solo Exhibition of Ceramic Artist Ruby Neri

by Laura Compton, Manetti Shrem Museum
January 13, 2025

A mosquito on human skin.

Wrong Place, Wrong Time: Why Zika Virus Hijacks a Protein Needed for Brain Growth

by Andy Fell
January 13, 2025

Third Street between campus and downtown ��ԭ��

CHANCELL-ING: Collaboration for a More Sustainable World

by Chancellor Gary S. May
January 13, 2025

A large building under construction with open concrete beams visible above a glass wall. People wearing hard hats stand in the middle distance.

Storing Carbon in Buildings Could Help Address Climate Change

by Andy Fell
January 09, 2025

Oranges, apples, squash, and other fruits and vegetables lie in a muddy compost pile at a recycling facility in Placer County, California. UC ��ԭ�� researchers have found that states’ food waste policies emphasize food waste composting rather than prevention or rescue. (Karin Higgins / UC ��ԭ��)

States Struggle to Curb Food Waste Despite Policies

by Amy M Quinton
January 09, 2025

Light reflects on glass buildings at Aggie Square

Aggie Square 101

by Cody Kitaura
January 07, 2025

Blue graphic with text: UC Presidential Search

Weigh In on UC Presidential Search at Jan. 17 Town Hall

by Cody Kitaura
January 07, 2025

A person sitting on a bench and reading

UC ��ԭ��’ Record Enrollment Brings Increased Diversity, HSI Eligibility

by Julia Ann Easley
January 07, 2025

A man wearing a denim jacket and dark pants stands under a large tree with multiple spreading limbs.

Genetics of Alternating Sexes in Walnuts

by Andy Fell
January 02, 2025

The back of a person's head is seen in front of a TV screen with icons on it.

Your Smart TV is Watching What You Watch

by Andy Fell
December 18, 2024

Workers convene in office, one with box

Can You Go Home Again? New Study Looks at the Workplace Effects of Boomerangs

by Karen Nikos-Rose
December 18, 2024

Ground squirrel runs aross a dirt road with a vole in its mouth

Carnivorous Squirrels Documented in California

by Kat Kerlin
December 18, 2024

Marcia Faustin standing next to Chancellor Gary S. May

Mentoring, Medicine and Olympics with Marcia Faustin

by Anila Lijo
December 17, 2024

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