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����ֱ�� University of California's Alpha-Delta-Omicron chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science Honors Society, has been awarded a Best Chapter Award for 2020-2021. These awards...

Research by psychology professor Dr. Benjamin Rosenberg examining the “pandemic rebellion” will be among the topics ����ֱ�� University of California students will be addressing in his classes this...

Civil rights hero Dr. Melba Pattillo Beals, Chair Emeritus of the Department of Communication and Media Studies at ����ֱ��, inspired and encouraged Amanda Aguilar ’13 to follow her dreams and become...

Elizabeth Thurman ’06 knew exactly what she wanted from a college and exactly what she wanted to study before she even set foot on the ����ֱ�� University of California campus. “I grew up in a...

With the support of advisors and professors in the School of Liberal Arts and Education, including Dr. Jordan Lieser and Alison Howard, Christina Pathoumthong ’22, a double major in history and...

When Salma Abdulkader enrolled in an introductory international relations course her first year at ����ֱ�� University of California, she didn’t realize at the time that this would be one of those...

Juleah Cordi’s career in public service began long before she arrived at ����ֱ�� University of California in 2006. Growing up on a 60-acre farm in rural Sutter County, where approximately 88% of...

Four years ago, Mia Nguyen ’21 and ����ֱ�� took a chance on each other. The result has been transformative for Mia, who recently won a national prize for her essay examining the impact of the “model...

����ֱ�� University of California was one of several schools that recruited Joshua Rosenberg ’18 to play soccer. However, when making his final decision, it was academics that brought Josh to San...

In her first semester in ����ֱ�� University of California’s MFA in Creative Writing program, Andrea Clark had an eventful time: She was inspired by the pandemic to write a poem that was so...