A yearlong observation will focus on African Americans’ extraordinary contributions to American life and the struggle for justice.
Who stalled the gender revolution?
Friendly attitudes toward gender equality increased for decades, then hit a speed bump in the '90s. The reason why might surprise you.
A new opportunity for veterans to realign with civilian life
A four-day seminar focusing on helping veterans access higher education and career pathways kicks off this summer.
London's town
London Breed made history as San Francisco's first black female mayor, but she was once just an aspiring chemist.
The skin care myth that harms people of color
Everyone can get skin cancer — which surprises some. UC's Skin of Color clinics aim to end health care disparities in dermatology.
Finally, a closet that’s fun to be in
Trans and nonbinary students get a great, free place to shop at UC Santa Cruz's Cantú Clothing Closet.
Diplomas that would not be denied
These four students faced nearly unimaginable obstacles on the way to graduation — and now prepare to help others succeed.
New grads who took the path less traveled
It's never too late for your future to begin — and these extraordinary new grads prove it.
Activist, entrepreneur duo ready to throw the ‘pink tax’ overboard
It's a classic American story: Soon-to-be grads Helen and Rachel Lee are fighting to get a tax — on feminine hygiene products — repealed.
UC Berkeley's Alex Morgan the standard bearer for women as World Cup opens
UC soccer stars are fighting for victory — and pay equity.
UC Virtual Career Series: Bringing your authentic LGBTQ self to work
UC Irvine alumna Krystianne Avedian shares her insights on career and identity. Learn more in our June 11 webinar.
UC Berkeley students investigate war crimes using social media
A new generation of human rights investigators is already contributing to vital and Pulitzer Prize-winning work.