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Janet Napolitano
Janet Napolitano, 20th president of the University of California
UC Newsroom |
UC leaders urge high school students to aim high
'Achieve UC' presents higher education as an achievable goal for underrepresented students.
UC Newsroom |
President urges Oakland Tech students to aim for college
University president spreads the message about access, affordability and college aspiration to Oakland students eyeing higher education.
UC Office of the President |
President announces initiatives to aid students, researchers
UC President Napolitano allocates $15M to support undocumented students, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students.
UC Office of the President |
President Napolitano discusses issues with students
Student regents and others relate experiences surrounding immigration, other topics.
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University of California welcomes President Napolitano
Former head of Homeland Security assumes post as university's 20th, and first woman, president.
UC Berkeley |
Webcam offers birds-eye view of demolition
Berkeley's Eshleman Hall is coming down — part of the revitalization of Lower Sproul Plaza. Check out the action via webcam.
UCLA |
Keep public universities public
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block was one of eight experts asked by Time magazine to share their ideas for improving higher education in the magazine's Oct. 29 issue.
UC Office of the President |
Working smarter, saving millions
UC's Working Smarter initiative is on track to meet — or surpass — its five-year goal, redirecting $461 million to academics, research over three years.
UC Office of the President |
Regents appoint UC's first woman president
Janet Napolitano, secretary of Homeland Security, will assume university's top post in September, succeeding Mark Yudof.
UC Office of the President |
Regents approve Riverside chancellor appointment
Kim Wilcox of Michigan State is UC Riverside's ninth chancellor.
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Governor signs 2013-14 budget
UC gets 5 percent more in coming fiscal year, allowing tuition to freeze at current levels through 2013-14.