UC Riverside |
Citrus Variety Collection to be maintained in perpetuity
$1 million endowment from Givaudan will allow for the creation of endowed chair position to support and maintain collection.
UC Davis |
Flooding farms in winter may help replenish groundwater
UC Davis researchers are encouraged by early results from tests to see if deliberately flooding farmland in winter can replenish aquifers without harming crops or affecting drinking water.
UC Newsroom |
U.S. News gives high ratings to UC campuses
UC dominates list of best public universities — Berkeley, UCLA, Santa Barbara, Irvine and San Diego counted among top 10, followed closely by Davis at 11.
UC ANR |
Schools serving healthier meals for students
UC is conducting case studies of selected California schools to evaluate the effects of a USDA grants program; farm-to-school tours show firsthand the benefits and challenges of providing farm-fresh produce to students.
UC Newsroom |
UC alumni fill Teach for America's 2015 ranks
Nearly 200 of Teach for America's current crop of teachers hail from UCLA, Berkeley, Santa Barbara and San Diego.
UC Irvine, UC Davis and UCLA |
Southland wildfires: two types, both raging
Santa Ana-fanned fires in autumn spread much faster than conflagrations in the dry summer months, but both will wreak more damage in the coming decades.
Blum Center for Developing Economies at UC Berkeley and UC Newsroom |
Got a big idea? Save the world and win prizes
This year’s Big Ideas student innovation contest features nine categories, including the newly extended Energy & Resource Alternatives category, sponsored by the UC Carbon Neutrality Initiative.
UC San Francisco |
Next-generation genomic tests ID brain-eating amoeba
New center aims to make tests more affordable and accessible to doctors.
UC Santa Cruz |
Tearing down the walls
Pioneering professors and staff at the fledgeling UC Santa Cruz campus challenged convention and traditional academics — helping to reform American higher education.
UCLA |
UCLA students write book about how deportation hurts families
Student-written book, 'Dreams Deported,' is a project of a UCLA labor studies minor class and third in a series on immigration and the immigrant youth movement.
UC Newsroom |
UC luminaries to receive National Humanities Medal
Food activist and scholars are among 10 honored for their work elevating the human experience.
UC Food Observer |
Q&A: Mark Lipson on organics
For more than three decades, Lipson has been intimately involved with the organic movement; he has recently returned to his roots at UC Santa Cruz, serving as a research associate with UCSC’s Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems.