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With state budget negotiations in full swing, members of the University of California Board of Regents will join students in Sacramento today (May 15) to call on lawmakers to re-invest in public higher education. The governor's revised budget, released Monday, trimmed spending for UC by roughly $38 million from his January proposal.
A few days before Mother's Day, filmmakers and doctors gathered at UCLA to share stories of at-risk pregnant women and underserved mothers who suffer disabilities caused by childbirth in places like Uganda and Bangladesh.
A team of UCLA public health researchers is trying to change the food choices made by the East L.A. community by rallying community support around renovated convenience stores that promote healthy food.
Marcelo Suárez-Orozco, the Courtney Sale Ross University Professor of Globalization and Education at New York University, has been appointed dean of the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, effective Sept. 1.
President Yudof asks members of the UC family and advocates who object to further cuts to UC's state budget to take action and contact leaders in Sacramento. Gov. Brown will release his revised budget on May 14.
A systemwide initiative to reduce costs and gain administrative efficiencies through streamlined operations moved forward with an announcement today by the UC Office of the President that a universitywide shared service center will be set up at UC Riverside.
A project in the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research is educating residents who live in areas where smog and diesel emissions are high about the science behind air pollution. That's helping communities speak out for cleaning up their air.
University of California officials today (May 4) released a report that examines policies and practices related to UC responses to campus protests following incidents involving police and protesting students at the Berkeley and Davis campuses.
