UCR’s potential breakthrough in Diabetes and Cancer treatment
Researchers at UC Riverside are pioneering breakthrough research that may substantially benefit the way medicine is taken for diabetes and cancer patients. Needles and injections could be old news as patients may find themselves...
UCR’s Commencement is now Off-Campus
UC Riverside administration has announced that the class of 2023 will hold most of its Commencement Ceremonies inside the air-conditioned Toyota Arena in Ontario. The Arena is less than 20 miles from campus and...
Coronavirus virus formation modeled for the first time
Roya Zandi, a professor at University of California, Riverside, and her former graduate student, Siyu Li, have successfully modeled the formation of the virus that spreads COVID-19 for the first time. On September 20...
School of Public Policy Former Foreign Service Officer Jesse Coronado Seminar
The School of Public Policy hosted a seminar with former Foreign Service Officer Jesse Coronado on October 24. This seminar was a part of The Generations Dialogue Project, which aims to increase the number...
An innovative way to preserve California’s grass
California’s state grass Stipa Pulchra, more commonly known as purple needlegrass, has been slowly disappearing. Purple needlegrass can live for 100 years or more and used to cover numerous parts of California, but has...
The Judicial Council reopening Elections Director and General Advocates positions
On Wednesday Oct. 19th, the ASUCR Senate called to order at 6:30 P.M. All were present except President Pro Tempore Aalani Richardson, CHASS Senator Jules Yang and BCOE Senator Chloe Au.
A motion to remove...
ASUCR’s 2nd meeting of the quarter sees a review of Judicial Nominees
On Wednesday, Oct. 12, the Associated Students of UCR called to order their 2nd meeting of the quarter remotely to ensure the health and safety of the attendees. All senators were present with the...
UC Riverside gets $201 million in bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom
California Governor Gavin Newsom, on Sept. 25, 2022, signed an Inland Empire lawmakers’ bill that will grant the University of California, Riverside, $201 million in state funding. Authored by assembly members Jose Medina and...
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders’ health during COVID-19
Native Hawaiians/Pacific Islanders (NH/PI) represent the third fastest growing minority population, according to the U.S. census. However, they remain both understudied and underserved. The lack of health and healthcare related data to evaluate the...
UCR and the Inland Empire economy
The Center for Economic Forecasting doesn’t foresee any major change for the Inland Empire economy over the next 12 months and expects business activity to rise between 2% and 3%. The increase in the...