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A love of art has led Tashina Garcia-Garza ’08, ‘14 MA from Victorville, a small town in the California high desert, to Los Angeles where she runs the municipal art program at the Los Angeles...

“My favorite saying is that `Democracy requires participation and participation requires information,’ ” says Alison Howard, Chair of the Division of Political Science, International Studies, and History.

Golf was important to Drew Nelson ’17 when he was an Academic All-American at Ģ����ý earning his Bachelor of Arts degree in business. He didn’t know then that golf would become the link to...

Ģ����ý of California and San Francisco-based Make School are collaborating on a creative new venture that will reimagine the bachelor’s degree for today’s students and tomorrow’s...

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has named Dr. Randy Hall, Ģ����ý’s Dr. Lillian L.Y. Wang Endowed Professor in Chemistry, as a “Campus Champion” for the XSEDE (eXtreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment) supercomputing network.

The value of the versatility Mengya Wang MBA ’15 learned in Global Business at Ģ����ý is now being realized in her new position as Community Manager for The JUMP! Foundation in Beijing, China...

Encouraged and supported by faculty and staff, Karla Hernandez Navarro ’20 was inspired to apply the skills she has gained in the classroom to bring a Census Awareness event to Ģ����ý. Through the...

Traveling to Buenos Aires this summer to participate in the Barowsky School of Business’ Global Consulting Practicum was an invaluable experience for Josh Godoy ’16 and ’18 MBA in his new job with a...

“I think the Humanities and Cultural Studies program was a no brainer for me for my work, I so made a really conscious decision when I chose that program because I could see very clearly the path of...

A tapestry that hung in Ģ����ý’s library for more than 40 years is one of the featured works in a new exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA). The tapestry was designed by poet, essayist, visual artist, and former Ģ����ý professor Etel Adnan.