Video: President Milliken featured at The Atlantic Festival
October 6, 2026
President Milliken’s panel discussion, “The Case for College,” also featured the presidents of Columbia University and Mount Holyoke College.
Attend a CUCSA Town Hall on the 2027 Open Enrollment
October 2, 2026
On Oct. 26, join the Council of UC Staff Assemblies and UC Systemwide HR for an overview of the 2027 Open Enrollment.
Video: President Milliken discusses his first year at UC
September 21, 2026
President Milliken discussed his first year leading the university, reflecting on the past year’s accomplishments and continued impact.
New elective course on student accommodations
September 13, 2026
Clear guidance helps employees support students, understand their responsibilities and use available resources effectively.
UCLA MacArthur Fellow among featured speakers at 2026 UC Cybersecurity Conference
September 12, 2026
Safiya Noble, Ph.D., an expert on algorithmic discrimination in internet search engines, is among the many fascinating featured speakers.
UC Travel Supplier Spotlight Series: UC travel info and giveaways
September 8, 2026
The UC Central Travel Office is hosting a series of virtual events featuring high-profile vendors who support UC travelers.
Ralph J. Hexter appointed interim provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs
September 1, 2026
Dr. Hexter previously served as provost and executive vice chancellor at UC Davis, and as the campus’s acting and interim chancellor.
Free Microsoft Copilot training offered to UC employees
August 25, 2026
Sign up for free trainings on Copilot, an AI assistant integrated into the web, mobile devices, and Microsoft 365 apps.
From President Milliken: Cultivating a safe, respectful, and welcoming environment for all
August 25, 2026
UC is working to promptly and effectively address reports of discrimination and harassment, and meaningfully address its effects.
90% of adults with kidney disease don’t know that they’re affected
August 18, 2026
Your kidneys may be compact — each roughly the size of a computer mouse — but they’re doing a full-time job and then some.