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UABCS students design and install renewable energy modules in isolated ranches across BCS in May 2026, reducing the basic services gap through sustainability.

UABCS shines at the GSA 2026 international geology meeting in Loreto. South Californian researchers present advances on the peninsula's formation to the global scientific community.

UABCS students promote the use of biodigesters to convert organic waste into biogas and fertilizer. A commitment to clean energy and the circular economy that benefits the environment and the wallets of South Californians in 2026.

UABCS promotes the "Hunt Photos, Not Species" program in La Paz, training citizens in nature photography and citizen science to document local wildlife for research, conservation, and sustainable ecotourism purposes.

Tourism with a purpose! UABCS is transforming San Antonio and El Rosario with a new environmental education and rural tourism project. Discover how mining history and nature unite to revitalize the local economy in 2026.

Is water access equal for everyone in BCS? UABCS inaugurates the 2026 Water for BCS Forum, focusing on gender and community. Discover how science and social equity join forces to solve the water crisis in our state.

The "Wildcats" grow in the north! UABCS Ciudad Insurgentes now has a top-level sports court. Discover how this new project will boost student talent in Comondú in 2026.

UABCS and its administrative union reach a 4% salary agreement for 2026. The pact ensures labor and academic stability at the university, reflecting responsible and transparent financial management.

The five most important public universities in northwest Mexico (BC, BCS, Nayarit, Sinaloa, Sonora) presented sustainable development projects at the Summit 2025 of the Mar de Cortés Forum. The alliance aims to apply science in areas such as biotechnology (UABC), sustainability (UABCS), and AI (USON) to boost the regional economy.

Un prompt para generar una imagen: High-definition macro photograph of a marine biologist's hand holding an open oyster shell, revealing thousands of tiny oyster seeds. In the background, the facilities of a UABCS aquaculture laboratory are visible. Documentary and scientific style. --ar 16:9