Following the February 26-28, 2025, systemwide labor action, a message of gratitude to those who worked to keep UCSF and UCSF Health operating as smoothly as possible and a request that all in the UCSF community stay grounded in our PRIDE Values.
The National Institutes of Health’s proposed cut to the Finance and Administration (F&A) rate remains suspended for now. UCSF and UC resources are provided for updates on the federal policy landscape.
Notification that University Professional and Technical Employees (UPTE) and the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) intend to hold a UC systemwide labor action at the end of this month.
Two federal judges have issued temporary restraining orders against the NIH’s planned change which seeks to cut federal funding to research institutions for facilities and administration (F&A) costs that support federally funded research.
UC leadership is working to better understand how recent federal executive orders may impact our education, research, and patient care activities. The UC Office of the President has launched a website to provide resources and updates.
To support UCSF’s mission of excellence in research, education, and care delivery, we are implementing changes to optimize the impact of our faculty and staff by balancing on-site, flexible, and fully off-site work.
Guidance on how to respond to federal agency directives supporting the recent White House executive orders as they relate to federally funded awards. Updated guidance will be provided as new information becomes available.
Update about the transition of BCH Oakland staff to the University of California provided by UCSF Health President and CEO Suresh Gunasekaran and UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals President Nicholas Holmes.
The UCSF community is reminded to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy and invited to attend a screening of Rustin as well as to explore and engage with community events and resources.
The survey measures the experiences of UCSF community members to help improve our working and learning environment. It is the only assessment that gathers input from everyone at UCSF and UCSF Health.
Chancellor Hawgood thanks the UCSF community for its dedication, leadership, and innovation throughout 2024 and sends wishes for a happy holiday season.
To build awareness of indoor heat illness prevention and reduce the risk of heat-related incidents across all UCSF facilities, a mandatory training launches December 4, 2024 and is a one-time requirement for all campus and health system employees. Compliance is due by March 4, 2025.
Message following the November 20-21, 2024 labor action expressing gratitude to those who worked to keep UCSF and UCSF Health running as smoothly as possible throughout the strike and requesting that all in the UCSF community recommit to our PRIDE Values.
To meet the evolving needs of the University's education mission, there will be a redesign of the Student Academic Affairs and Graduate Division (SAA-GD) unit to create two campus educational units: the Division of Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs and the Office of Education and Student Affairs.
Updated information about strike activity from November 20-21. The AFSCME union intends to strike at all UC locations.
UCSF has received a strike notice from the University Professional and Technical Employees (UPTE) union. We are taking steps to minimize disruptions across all three of our mission areas – research, education, and care delivery.
Make your voice heard in the 2024 California General Election on November 5. Guidelines for submitting and tracking your ballot.
November 1 is compliance deadline for UCSF flu vaccination policy. UCSF community is urged to ensure that necessary steps have been taken to meet this requirement.
Celebrate the recipients of the 2024 Chancellor Awards for Diversity and view videos about their extraordinary leadership.
Register to vote in the 2024 Presidential General Election on November 5. The deadline to register is October 21.
Executive sponsors announce the launch of an ambitious initiative to align UCSF Human Resources, Finance, Research, Supply Chain, and Student Information operations into one integrated enterprise resource planning. Known as Project One, the initiative aims to advance the future of work at UCSF to become a leader in business operations within health care and higher education.