UC Merced is abuzz with celebration as students, families, friends, staff and faculty finish last-minute preparations for the largest commencement in university history.
Across three outdoor ceremonies, 1,649 undergraduates and 112 graduate students will walk the stage at Spring Commencement...
Campus Community
The link between UC Merced and downtown Merced will grow stronger this spring with the opening of a new business incubator.
The partnership between the city and the campus’s Office of Research and...
Members of the campus and community are invited to learn more about UC Merced research — including work on sustainability, psychology and antibiotic resistance — during the university’s eighth annual...
Armando Quintero has been chosen as the new executive director of the Sierra Nevada Research Institute (SNRI) at the University of California, Merced.
Quintero has served as director of development...
UC Merced students have a new resource on campus as they navigate the often tricky world of food and nutrition.
Jennifer Hobbs just completed her first year as the registered dietitian with Student...
Several UC Merced faculty members will play important roles in a new UC systemwide effort to study the ecological effects of climate change across varied ecosystems.
Funded by a $1.9 million...
In the fall semester, UC Merced Senior Lecturer Virginia Adán-Lifante offered extra credit to students who volunteered to translate a portion of the Valley Crisis Center website into Spanish.
The...
First hosted at UC Merced in 2011, the CITRIS Mobile App Challenge is a semester-long competition that blends education, prototyping skills and teamwork to empower students to develop apps for...
New California Center for Service Science Seeks to Create Value for Researchers, Students and Public
Even when we don’t notice it, service is a huge part of everyday life, from the people who make our morning cups of coffee to the doctors who save our lives, said Professor Paul Maglio, the founding...
For survivors of sexual assault and related offenses, simply determining where to go for help can seem overwhelming.
Since 2010, UC Merced’s campus advocate has offered free and confidential services...
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