COVID-19 may have been in Los Angeles as early as last December, UCLA-led study suggests UCLA September 10, 2020 An unexpected 50 percent uptick in patients presenting with respiratory illnesses may indicate pre-pandemic arrival of the coronavirus.
UC shines in new rankings for social mobility, contributing to the public good UC Newsroom September 3, 2020 All nine undergraduate campuses stand out for social mobility, research and public service.
COVID-19 vaccines are moving fast, but will Americans agree to get them? UCSF September 3, 2020 A UCSF-led flu study sheds light on which groups are most likely to skip shots.
Race and class can color teachers’ digital expectations for their students — with white students getting more encouragement UC Berkeley via The Conversation September 3, 2020 While providing access to technology is important, it won’t even the digital playing field. Embracing all students’ digital interests as opportunities for learning can help.
Chess is taking over the online video game world — and both are changing from this unlikely pairing UC Riverside via The Conversation September 3, 2020 Young, irreverent gamers on Twitch and the ancient world of chess are both transforming as their cultures collide.
As classes kick off, UC students and advisers share secrets to succeeding in an unprecedented year UC Newsroom September 3, 2020 Students are finding the silver lining and building community in new ways while staying at home.
Being a selfish jerk doesn’t get you ahead, research finds UC Berkeley September 1, 2020 Nice guys and gals don’t finish last after all.
Extreme wildfires can create their own dangerous weather, including fire tornadoes — here's how UC Santa Barbara via The Conversation August 27, 2020 Extreme wildfires can fuel tornadoes, creating erratic and dangerous conditions for firefighters.
How to evacuate five seals, two dolphins and a sea lion UC Santa Cruz August 27, 2020 All of the resident marine mammals at Long Marine Laboratory are safe and well after a successful evacuation effort.
Some immune cells appear to ‘know’ the coronavirus, even though they’ve never met UC Merced August 27, 2020 Having had the common cold appears to have programmed some people’s immune cells to recognize the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
