Experts discuss international water policies
On Friday, May 12, Turbulent Futures held the third session of their “Water and Climate Change in Times of Crisis” series in HUB 355 from 1:15 p.m. to 3 p.m. The title of the...
UCPD sheds light on campus emergency preparation
A Las Vegas country music festival, Route 91 Harvest, ended in tragedy on Sunday, Oct. 1 as a lone gunman shot and killed 59 individuals, and injured 489 more. Stephen Paddock, a 64-year-old resident...
UCR professor awarded STEM fellowship to further research on climate change
Sandra Kirtland Turner, an assistant professor of earth sciences at UCR, has been awarded a Sloan Research Fellowship for her work to reconstruct past climate changes along with their causes and consequences.
The Alfred P....
ASUCR holds special elections
Senators-elect choose new officers
After the end of a three-hour-long session on May 6, senators-elect performed one of their first official duties by filling the final three positions in next year’s ASUCR. Senator Aaron Johnson...
Riverside city council approves freeze on housing expansion
Riverside homeowners will have to wait until Nov. 4, 2014 if they are interested in adding extra rooms to existing single-family residences, according to city council members, who unanimously voted to extend a temporary...
Scotty’s store opens near School of Medicine
On May 1, UCR welcomed a new Scotty’s near the UCR School of Medicine. The fifth of its kind around campus, Scotty’s is UCR’s personalized convenience store with multiple locations around campus. Unlike the...
New budget plan strives for transparency
Administrators discussed key aspects of UCR’s new budget plan at the chancellor’s first town hall meeting of the new quarter on Monday. The new plan aims to remedy the lack of transparency of the...
UC Regents approve final version of Statement of Principles against Intolerance
During the University of California Board of Regents meeting on March 23, the regents unanimously approved the final report on the UC’s statement of principles against intolerance after months of deliberation and public critiques.
The...
Miniature books now on display at Rivera Library
Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 17, and ending on Thursday, March 30, “The Magic of Miniature Books” exhibition will be visiting UCR in the Tomas Rivera library with about 30 miniature books on display. The exhibition...
SEARCH Center hosts talk on autism and neurodiversity
From 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 27, a presentation on autism spectrum disorder and neurodiversity on college campuses was held in HUB 379. Hosted by the UCR Graduate School of Education’s Support, Education,...