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Op-Ed: UCR Faculty for Justice in Palestine response to University statement...

The UCR Faculty for Justice in Palestine (FJP) is a local chapter of the Faculty for Justice in Palestine. FJP is a decentralized national...

“There is a media worth fighting for”: New York Times journalist...

The 55th Hays Press-Enterprise Lecture featured speaker Michael Barbaro, New York Times (NYT) journalist and host of the NYT podcast, “The Daily.” The lecture...

Political Recap: Super Tuesday primary election outcome overview

On March 5, the state of California, along with 14 other states, held primary elections in an event that has historically been known as...

ASUCR Senate Meeting #16

The sixteenth Associated Students of the University of California, Riverside (ASUCR) Senate meeting of the school year was called to order on March 7...

Dr. Haining Zhong presents new findings on cAMP and PKA signaling

On Tuesday, March 7, the Neuroscience Graduate Program welcomed Dr. Haining Zhong from the Vollum Institute. The independent research institute is affiliated with Oregon...

ASUCR Divests

The Associated Students of the University of California, Riverside (ASUCR) Senate voted Thursday to pass divestment legislation, a measure championed by dozens of organizations,...

Prospective senator holds campaign rally in the Inland Empire

Since 1998, Congresswoman Barbara Lee has represented California’s 12th congressional district in the House of Representatives and is currently running for California’s open United...

School of Public Policy’s hosts second Alumni Spotlight, hosting the founder...

Violetta Aguilar-Wyrick was welcomed to the UCR Visitor and Alumni Center on Wednesday, Feb. 28. She presented “Como Los Monarcas: Building power to advocate...

Research spotlight: Phillip Sternes’ megalodon research challenges its presumed morphology

Feeding the media mouth-fulls of scale-raising jaws, challenging the fear factor of caged adrenalin junkies and curbing the idea of a family beach day...

One million dollar grant will support teacher education

As the Inland Empire (IE) continues to experience population growth, the demand for qualified educators has reached a critical point, posing significant challenges for...