Clark Kerr, the University of California president for much of the tumultuous 1960s whose model for higher education redefined the mission and purpose of universities across the country and throughout the world, has died. Read more...

A really cool thing happened to me over Thanksgiving break. What happened, you ask? Did I get an A on a paper? No. Did I win the lottery? Read more...

Former University of California President Clark Kerr, shown in a file photo from June 9, 2002, in El Cerrito, Calif. Kerr, who was the mastermind behind the modern public higher education system, died Monday at the age of 92. Read more...

Cookies overtake charity GRAND ISLAND, Neb. “”mdash; Habitat for Humanity had hoped about 50 volunteers would produce 4,000 cookies for its first Christmas Cookie Walk on Saturday. Read more...

His is a name most students here have forgotten ““ if they ever knew it. His footprints are indelible on this campus. And even if they don’t know who he was, students take for granted the university he built 40 years ago. Read more...

The Williams Project on Sexual Orientation Law will host a three-on-three debate Monday at the UCLA School of Law, addressing whether same-sex couples should have rights recognized by the law. Read more...

Students who want to get acquainted with new University of California President Robert Dynes will get their chance ““ that is, if they are willing to wake up at 6 a.m. Read more...