Third annual event will feature speakers including the secretary of the California Department of Food and Agriculture and the vice president of UC Agriculture and Natural Resources.
Food policy conference planned at UC Riverside
Forgotten crops may hold key to nutritional security
UC Davis is partnering in a global plant-breeding consortium that is fighting malnutrition and poverty in Africa by improving the traditional crops of the continent.
Three students chosen for Clinton Global Initiative University
Three of UC Merced’s student sustainability stars will share ideas about the future and network with international students and dignitaries at the upcoming session of Clinton Global Initiative University at UC Berkeley.
Gut microbes and milk compounds tackle childhood malnutrition
One study suggests may be opportunity for dairy industry to play important role in helping to develop novel foods and therapies.
UC Davis pioneers unique cleanup program in partnership with fishermen
Amid Dungeness crab season delays, a collaboration to help oceans recover by retrieving lost gear has blossomed.
UC Berkeley is going 'Sugar Savvy'
Campus is on a mission to make Berkeley the most sugar-savvy university.
'A' is for Audrey at Geisel Library Cafe
Cafe in UC San Diego's flagship building set to open in spring.
UC Food Observer marks its first anniversary
A look back at first-year highlights and a look ahead to the coming year.
UC Santa Cruz researcher wins sustainability champion award
National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition honors Mark Lipson for his contributions to the organic and sustainable agriculture movement.
Slanted Door restaurateur to open new cafe at UC Berkeley
Charles Phan, who studied architecture at Berkeley in the 1980s, says his newest venture — to be located in Wurster Hall, home of the College of Environmental Design — will feature organic international food, his culinary trademark. T
Worldwide bee epidemic linked to human cause: colony trafficking
A UC Berkeley finding suggests that the pandemic is manmade, with trade and transport of bees for crop pollination driving the spread.
Why do we waste so much food, and why does it matter?
Food waste expert Jonathan Bloom, author of 'American Wasteland,' to speak at UC Riverside Feb. 16 and Palm Desert Center Feb. 17.