UC President Michael V. Drake reflects on the Black workers, scholars, artists and activists who have propelled the University of California — and the world — forward, and the work that remains to be done to achieve our ideals of equality, inclusion and justice.

For thousands of UC DACA students, yesterday was the news they have been daring to hope for: that they can continue their educations, remain in their communities and keep contributing in their fields, from health care to education.

The Class of 2020 graduates at a challenging time. Yet our 58,000 new degree-holders have so much to be proud of, and so much more to look forward to ahead.

With graduation season over, it's time to step into something new. Here's six pieces of invaluable advice from noted alums on shaping the future.

Nearly 10,000 students packed UCLA's Pauley Pavilion May 1 for College Signing Day, a massive, nationwide celebration of committing to higher education.

The University of California – birthplace of the Free Speech Movement – will open a center in Washington DC devoted to First Amendment issues.

Future doctors and nurses learn what nutrition really means to help patients down the line.

One of only four HSI members of the Association of American Universities, the campus is aiming to transform the academic landscape and offer meaningful change.

After months of turmoil and fear, it’s important to focus on emotional support for students and teachers, scholars say.

Their first project will study, evaluate and refine a national model of best practices to promote national criminal justice reform and reduce mass incarceration.

A UCLA report suggests they can, but only when topics are approached in a credible, supportive way.

The new center seeks not only to address the root causes of climate change, but also the broad range of associated social, racial and environmental injustices.