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Board of Regents of the University of California

The governing body that sets policy, safeguards UC's mission, and ensures the university serves the people of California — now and for generations to come.

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New UC Regents awards to celebrate and encourage innovation across the UC system

2026 is primed to be a year of trailblazing innovation at the University of California, thanks to a new series of awards created by the UC Board of Regents aimed at recognizing life-altering discoveries from faculty and research scientists across the 10-campus system and the three national labs.

Dubbed the UC Regents Innovation Awards, these new honors will both celebrate UC exceptionalism in translating big, bold ideas into real-world applications while also challenging our community to solve the world’s most pressing challenges through use-inspired research and civically responsible…

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Who are the Regents?

26 members — appointed by the Governor or serving ex officio.

How do I find regent policies?

Official guidelines and procedures established by the Board of Regents of the University of California.

What are the top priorities?

Balancing affordable access to higher education with sustainable funding, and advancing research excellence.

Our Regents Make a Difference

  • 80% First-generation college students earn their degree within six years
  • 63% Of UC undergraduates graduate without student loans
  • 18% Undergraduate Enrollment Growth Over the Past Decade
Maria Anguiano

Board of Regents Elects New Officers and Committee Leadership for 2026–27

Regent Maria Anguiano will serve as Chair of the Board of Regents beginning July 1, 2026, joined by Regent Mark Robinson as Vice Chair, as the Board approves its full slate of committee leadership for the coming year. Check out the May 2026 meeting for minutes, meeting recording, agenda and more.

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