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San Francisco’s Universal Health Care May Soon Become Redundant

January 24, 2022

Wiltz Scores 20, Bobcats Earn Road Win at Simpson

January 23, 2022

Bobcats Improve to 3-0 in Cal Pac Play

January 23, 2022

Bobcats Fall to a Pair of Top Ten Opponents at Oak Invitational

January 22, 2022

No. 15 Bobcats Take Down UC Santa Cruz in Season Opener

January 21, 2022

Director of Pre-Law Studies to Tackle Racism at Sacramento City Unified School District

January 21, 2022
UC Merced’s Director of Pre-Law Studies Mark Harris is taking on a new position to help address racism at Sacramento City Unified School District (SCUSD). Officials for the school district created a new position for Harris as district liaison to provide independent recommendations to the...

Campus Gains New Vice Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer

January 21, 2022
UC Merced has appointed Daniel T. Okoli, Ph.D., as vice chancellor and chief operating officer, overseeing Planning and Development, Facilities, the UC Merced Police Department and several other departments. In announcing the appointment, Chancellor Juan Sánchez Muñoz called Okoli “a...

Give to UC Merced 2021 Raises Nearly $230,000 in Campus Support

January 20, 2022
In December, the Give to UC Merced 2021 fundraising initiative surpassed the targeted goal of $100,000, garnering a total of $227,569 to support programs and people throughout the university. Give to UC Merced 2021 was the second year in a row that the initiative has been held over an entire...

Mechanical Engineer Receives Prestigious CAREER Award

January 20, 2022
Mechanical engineering Professor Sachin Goyal has received a CAREER award for his research into how the arrangements of atoms and interatomic bonds affect the  deformability of biological filaments such as those that control gene expression, and whether it’s possible to design them for...

Climate Change Affecting Tree Migration, Seedlings and Seed Production, Research Shows

January 19, 2022
If tree growth and seed production can’t compensate for the impacts of climate change, California’s trees will face difficulty filling in gaps left by wildfire and reaching areas that are becoming climatically suitable, studies now show.  Western trees tend to produce more seed...

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