Pell Grants and federal student loans are vital to UC’s success in enrolling and graduating significant numbers of low-income and first-generation students.

Routine mammograms will suffice for many women unless they are at high risk of developing cancer.

Study reveals potential links between changes in a baby’s immune system and increased susceptibility and occurrence of diseases later in life.

Op-ed: Psychiatrist explains how consumerist culture has warped Americans’ brains into reckless spending.

Most youth dance classes — from ballet to hip hop — score lower than expected in physical activity.

Sugar-fed yeast — long used for homebrewed alcohol — can yield drugs ranging from antibiotics to morphine. That may be where the government draws the line.

UC campuses this spring are surveying students to assess the scope of food security issues, implementing short-term relief where needed and exploring long-term solutions that address student nutrition — UC regents to discuss food security May 21.

Veteran researcher has developed a new approach based on an old vaccine and recent advances in HIV immunology.

The answer is devastating news for Earth’s largest animals.

Stephen Aron reveals how Manifest Destiny influenced the Nazis and talks about the evolution of scholarship about the West.