Tag: california
Students cautious yet motivated about midterm voting
Two years after the election of President Donald Trump, the midterm elections are once again slated to take place nationally.
The midterm elections, held...
Ethnic Studies courses should be a requirement for high school students
A bill recently introduced by Assemblyman Jose Medina, (D-Riverside), a former ethnic studies teacher, seeks to make ethnic studies a high school graduation requirement...
Riverside’s city manager contract dispute is a wholly Californian problem
After the Riverside City Council fired former city manager John Russo among controversy over his high salary in April, they shot down a proposal...
California primary election results showcase a medley of landslides and close...
The California primary elections to decide candidates for November’s contests were held Tuesday, June 5. In accordance with the “jungle primary” system in California,...
Highlander Exclusive: An interview with Senator Kevin de Leon
Nearly 100 students and guests packed the Alumni and Visitors Center’s Redmond Dining Room for a chance to personally interact with California State Senator...
CE-CERT prepares climate and air quality training program for summer launch
Just around a year ago, the South Coast Air Quality Management District donated $1 million to fund the Air Quality and Climate Change Training...
Op-Ed: 22-year-old governor candidate Shubham Goel on what must be changed...
Writer: Shubham Goel
Email: [email protected]
My name is Shubham Goel, and I am a 22-year-old running for governor of California as an Independent (no party preference)! I...
Same-sex wedding cake ruling permits baker to selectively discriminate
A California judge’s ruling on Feb. 7 stated Bakersfield bakery owner Cathy Miller was allowed to deny her services to a same-sex couple on...
California should follow San Francisco’s lead in weeding out marijuana convictions
On Wednesday, Jan. 31, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon announced that the city would revisit marijuana-related convictions dating as far back as 1975,...
UCR research shows how Argentine ants have been a successful invasive...
A recent UCR research paper, “Verification of Argentine Ant Defensive Compounds and Their Behavioral Effects on Heterospecific Competitors and Conspecific Nestmates,” explores how Argentine...