This Halloween, take a walk through the shadowy corners of research and discovery — where viruses hunt bacteria, dragonfish hide their teeth, seabirds spiral through the skies and telescopes scan the dark for alien light. Read More»
More than 3,500 students and their loved ones joined together on campus for a weekend of Triton experiences and new memories, the largest turnout in the program’s history. View Slideshow»
Using advanced technology, researchers have captured detailed images of the mechanisms that allow mosquitoes — the world’s deadliest animal — to target our blood. Read More»
For the first time in 66 years, the principles of modern weather forecasting will be used to enhance a Northern California reservoir's dual mission of managing flood risks and providing a stable water supply. Read More»
In a first-of-its-kind test using the DERConnect testbed, engineers from the Jacobs School of Engineering are experimenting with large, mobile batteries to charge electric construction vehicles and support a more resilient electric grid. Read More»
New research from the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences shows that pharmacist-led clinics can play a crucial role in helping people with cancer and diabetes better manage their blood sugar. Read More»
Host an international student or visiting scholar for a meal over the fall break, on Thursday, Nov. 27, or Saturday, Nov. 29. Enjoy an exchange of cultures, conversation, food — and discover new friendships in your Triton community. Sign Up Now»
In a recent op-ed, UC President James B. Milliken highlights the essential role of the 10-campus system in supporting the state and national economy, emphasizing the important long-term partnership between the federal government and universities that has made the U.S. a global leader in science, technology and medicine. Read More»
