University of California

UCLA Gymnast Nia Dennis' Viral Floor Routine Was An Ode To Black Culture

“I had to... for the culture,” the college senior wrote about her electric performance.
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Affirmative Action Supporters Could Finally Revive It In California

California has banned the diversity policy at its public institutions for the last 24 years, but voters could change that next week.
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Husband Named In College Admissions Scandal

“This is the first time I’ve heard that maybe I did something that wasn’t right,” Richard Blum told a California newspaper. “I think it’s a bunch of nonsense.”
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University Of California Will Have Its First Black President

Dr. Michael Drake will be the first person of color to lead the major university system in its 152-year history.
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University of California Santa Cruz Fires 54 Graduate Students After Wage Strike

The teaching assistants had withheld fall-quarter grades while demanding a cost-of-living wage adjustment.
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People Are Crazy In Love With This UCLA Gymnast’s All-Beyoncé Floor Routine

Gymnast Nia Dennis’ viral routine got plenty of love on Twitter — including praise from Alicia Keys and Gabrielle Union.
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'Go Away': Hundreds Of Protesters Disrupt Ann Coulter Event At UC Berkeley

Multiple people were arrested. One woman interrupted the right-wing author's address, calling her a "Nazi."
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DNC Pulls Democratic Debate From UCLA Because Of Union Boycott

AFSCME 3299 has a labor dispute with the school, and Democrats don't want to be on the wrong side of unions.
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California Reforms College Admissions Following Bribery Scandal

A new law will require colleges to disclose whether their admissions process favors so-called "legacy" students related to donors or alumni.
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New Report Wants To Make Sure Hollywood Walks The Walk On Diversity

Researchers at UCLA have developed a set of best practices for Hollywood leaders and gatekeepers to commit to long-term, industrywide changes.
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