Two short courses are planned in September at nearby UC Davis. Registration is underway and space is limited.
Funding for the raises is coming from the state.
"This is the right thing to do -- for our workers and their families," UC President Janet Napolitano said.
#PlutoFly - An instrument designed by Stanford researchers is on board NASA's New Horizons.
Stanford law students offer analysis on the issue if voters do approve ballot measures in 2016.
The truth is the "hazard" on our coasts has dropped by 91 percent since 1950, says a Stanford study. Unless you surf in the fall ...
The message at the Bay Area ceremony resounded beyond those headed to kindergarten. We, all, need to be reminded of what's important.
Sac State and Sonoma State University are included in the project.
"Rapid, greatly intensified efforts" aimed at reversing habitat loss and climate change needed so we don't go the way of the dinosaurs.
The scholarships are offered to CA residents by the National Federation of Republican Women.
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A Stanford economist is creating a customer-level water demand model that can be used to design tiered water rate schedules in California.
UC's base tuition will remain at $12,192 through 2016-17.
New research indicates that stress can make us stronger, smarter AND ... happier – if we learn how to open our minds to it.
The money goes toward college! It's all part of the "Leaders Save Lives" program with the American Red Cross.
Scholarship students must be available to enroll in Monday evening class at Solano Community College. High schoolers welcome to apply.
"We have developed a freely available phone app to optimize pesticide spray applications based on weather and spray settings."
The full-time, online, tuition-free charter school is now enrolling Sacramento County students in grades K-12.
California to shift from a school quality measure based solely on exam results to one that would include other factors.
California has experienced more frequent drought years in the last two decades than it has in the past several centuries, Stanford reports.
It's more than exercise. Children thrive, feel safer and engage better in class, but the recess program must be well-organized, study says.
Sweet, 1,200-pound Molly got herself in quite a fix, and would have died if not for the veterinarians' expertise in Yolo County.
Students across the state must submit their entries by March 31.
As proposed, a bachelor's degree will cost about $10K; check the list of degrees to be offered, including some in Northern California.
Kohl’s Cares® Scholarship Program nominations for youth ages 6 to 18 begin Jan. 30.
Is your home a battleground on weeknights? Stanford researchers find "busy work, by its very nature, discourages learning."
Universal Technical Institute Hosts Monster Jam Open House on Jan. 23
New Stanford study finds that teens are influenced by "caricatures" of peers' sex lives and drug use. And that's not good for them.
Help support Sheldon High School Music Program's EWaste Fundraiser 1/10/15 from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
More info for parents about pest management in schools.
Local students won cash prizes for their efforts.
Stanford Geophysicist maps saltwater threat to California aquifers
Stanford law professor argues that California's budgetary actions offer a blueprint for resolving the federal budget stalemate.
I have a few tips to share that can help parents set their children up with good habits, no matter what type of school they are in.
Sacramento native Dillon McCormick recently graduated from the Sacramento Campus of Universal Technical Institute.
Discover how Benedictine University students become so successful in the field of science at the College of Science Open House from 11:00 a.
Students from 6-12 grades may apply.
Elk Grove Unified School District's Florence Markofer Elementary School is taking part. Follow our link to get your school involved.
Team develops inexpensive design modifications that could be incorporated into new homes to reduce damage in an earthquake.
Students Encouraged to Think Clean for Fall 2014