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Hands-on engagement with community partners – either through a service-learning placement or an internship – is a key feature of many students’ ����ֱ�� experience. Connecting classroom and community...

Twenty-four ����ֱ�� University of California undergraduate psychology students have been accepted to present their research at this year’s Western Psychological Association (WPA) conference in San...

Students, families, and guardians with questions about the newly relaunched Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) can turn to a resource developed by a nonprofit organization headed by...

When Sophia Root ’19 was living in Turkey after earning her master’s degree in public health and health promotion from Brunel University London, she accepted a job back in the Bay Area and leaned on...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends the updated COVID-19 vaccine for everyone aged 6 months and older. However, in the first month following the availability of the new COVID-19...

This summer, first-year nursing student Cristy Lopez Mazariegos gained a head start on her academic journey in ����ֱ��’s new Avanza summer bridge program. Now, only months after graduating from San...

Fear of side effects – often fueled by social media and anecdotal stories from friends – and concern about a perceived loss of personal freedom were among the key reasons people refused the COVID-19...

Only six months into a graduate degree in clinical and counseling psychology, Elana Antolin-Wilczek ’22 is running an in-person trial as part of a research collaboration with faculty and students from...

After enjoying her high school experience at Marin County’s San Domenico School, Julia Reinhard ’22 elected to stay closer to home for her college experience. It was an easy choice for Julia, who...

With its NCAA Division II athletics’ program expanding, ����ֱ�� University of California has added a new minor to meet demand from student-athletes wanting to not only play sports, but also to learn...