John Stobo

UC Regents employee Elizabeth Rodriguez-Dias filed a complaint to the Superior Court for the state of  California against the UC Regents after she was allegedly harassed and discriminated against by her boss Dr. John Stobo, the executive vice president at UC Health, according to Alameda County court documents filed on March 28.

UC Student Association president Caroline Siegel-Singh raised three primary issues with the UC system during public comment: the lack of transparency about financial aid, the lack of support for basic needs and inadequate financial aid that does not take into account factors including food and housing.

UC Berkeley’s former basketball and football coaches were paid the highest salaries within UC Berkeley in 2016, according to the university’s annual payroll data released Friday afternoon.

In the motion, the university alleged that the scheme convinced more than 500 students to disclose their sensitive personal information through methods such as a Facebook ad promising $550 in cash for participating in “clinical trials,” the press release stated.

The UC Board of Regents' Committee on Health and Governance met Wednesday to discuss the restructuring of the UC Health governing body, which could expand to include nonregent voting members.

In the first day of a three-day meeting, the Committee on Compliance and Audit approved an external audit’s scope and fees and heard from officials presenting on regulatory compliance in the university's international affairs.

The UC Board of Regents discussed plans to cut costs at medical centers systemwide in the second day of its meeting Thursday.

In the second day of the UC Board of Regents meeting Thursday, university officials announced a collaborative plan to cut costs at medical centers systemwide alongside a discussion of the comparatively low salaries of the system’s 10 chancellors.

Thousands of healthcare workers employed by the University of California participated in a strike Tuesday and Wednesday over pension reforms at UC medical centers and student health centers across the state.

Thousands of healthcare workers employed by the University of California have begun a two day strike at UC medical centers and student health centers across the state.