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The Efficiency Review Work Group (ERWG) is rolling out several programs and services that are designed to improve the UCOP work environment and save staff time and resources.

A transplant from the East Coast, Koster embraces life in Oakland — except when it comes to baseball.

A University of California initiative to reduce costs and improve quality across UC's five academic medical centers has saved more than $70 million in its first year

In its first year, the University of California's Global Food Initiative launched food security efforts on every campus, held statewide conferences on sustainable fisheries and food justice, and appointed more than 50 student fellows to pursue projects

California Higher Education Sustainability Conference Best Practices Awards recognize innovations made by campuses

Last year, more than 18 tons of UCOP records were removed and destroyed. Next month, we'll have another chance to declutter when recycling barrels and locked shred bins appear in all UCOP buildings

Head out with New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman as he cruises the waters off Marshall, Calif., in the latest California Matters segment from the UC Global Food Initiative.

Join Natural Reserve System (NRS) faculty, staff, students and affiliates at the NRS Fair as they celebrate the system’s 50th anniversary on August 11, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The festivities will take place on Franklin’s fifth-floor patio. Explore the many facets of the reserves while enjoying ...

Looking for a book to round out your summer reading list? You could take a look at any number of best sellers lists — or you could check out the UC Berkeley Reading List for New Students.

All 10 University of California campuses were included on a list of the 1,000 best universities in the world, issued this month by the Center for World University Rankings

California's startup economy is booming — a phenomenon that owes no small debt to the three-dozen incubators and accelerators operating across the University of California system

Napolitano has joined with the Commonwealth Club to host a series of author interviews. The first, with Dr. Charlotte Jacobs, author of "Jonas Salk: A Life," will take place Aug. 19 at 6:30 p.m

From Chinatown to Uptown, the sheer number of dining places around UCOP’s offices is overwhelming. Whether you’re new to UCOP or a veteran who just wants to get out of your regular rut, we’ve gathered some of our favorite places for lunch. Café Gabriela: Best pulled pork sandwich ...

UCOP’s WorkFit program returns for the Fall 2015 session starting Tuesday, Sept. 8 with a try-it-for-free week. No need to register, just show up!

Information Technology Services (ITS) will showcase its latest products and services when it hosts the 2015 ITS Tech Fair on Wednesday, Aug.

Institutional Research and Academic Planning sponsors Michele Siqueiros's talk on Tuesday, Sept. 1, which will cover the campaign'’s work to ensure all Californians have an equal opportunity to attend and succeed in college.

The OP Staff Assembly (OPSA) Steering Committee has kicked off another year of ambitious initiatives, fun social events and outreach activities — all designed to build engagement, connection and quality of life within the OP community

V. “Ram” Ramanathan's talk, The War on Climate Change: A New Alliance Between Science, Religion and Policy, will take place in Franklin Lobby 1 at noon.

Can video games be an effective teaching tool in the classroom? UC San Diego computer scientist Sarah Guthals believes they can be

University of California campuses are among the nation's very best when it comes to how well they serve the public interest, according to new rankings from the magazine

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