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    University of California breaks up with major publisher over research access dispute

    The University of California system is breaking up with Elsevier — a decision that could have big ripple effects for the way that academic research gets read and paid for.
    by Rebecca Robbins Feb 28, 2019 1 minute
    The University of California campus in Berkeley.

    SAN FRANCISCO — After , the University of California system has decided not to renew its subscriptions to journals put out by the major publisher Elsevier — a decision that could have big ripple effects for the way

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