New York Times |
Aiming at glass ceiling, but not with her jump shot
Former UCLA basketball player Natalie Nakase aspires to be the NBA's first female head coach.
Sacramento Bee |
Award-winning UC Davis ale to be released
A German ale takes top honors in a student competition.
UC Riverside |
Students invent device to cut lawnmower pollution
Device eliminates 93 percent of emissions from lawnmowers, which produce 11 times the air pollution of a new car for each hour of operation.
Sacramento Bee |
Viewpoints: ‘Dreamers,’ those brought illegally to U.S., deserve same loans as other students
UC President Napolitano writes in support of Senate Bill 1210 — the California Dream Loan Program — which would help these students finance their education.
UC Irvine |
President Obama at UC Irvine Commencement 2014
President Barack Obama spoke at UC Irvine's commencement celebration at Angel Stadium.
UC San Diego |
Record number of UC San Diego students join Teach For America
Record-breaking 37 students prepare to teach in underserved classrooms across the U.S.
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory |
Engineer helps Native Americans achieve energy independence
Postdoctoral researcher Suzanne Singer's passion comes from her roots in the Navajo Nation, where many people don't have access to electricity.
UCLA |
UCLA faculty strengthen ties with Mexico
Campus seeks more collaborative projects and student-faculty exchanges alongside UC systemwide initiative.
UC Irvine |
President Obama celebrates class of 2014
He punctuates speech on climate change before 6,000 new graduates with a hearty “Zot! Zot! Zot!”
Wall Street Journal |
The world's smartest surfers
Forget the stoner image; UC San Diego's surfers study physics and biochem — and they win.
Storify |
2014 UC graduations
Commencement season is on, and we're following all the ceremonies at UC on Storify.
UCLA |
Mom of three sets example for her sons as UCLA graduate
Most evenings you can find UCLA student Deanna Jordan at home on her computer, engrossed in assignments and class readings. This may sound typical for any dedicated college student, but most undergrads don’t have a trio of elementary school-age children diligently doing homework alongside them.