Tag: diversity
Now we can all be Barbie dolls
When I think of a Barbie I think of a skinny, tall, blonde and busty doll. They are made so unrealistically that only a...
And the Oscar doesn’t go to…
The Academy Awards are some of the most prestigious acknowledgments in the Hollywood film industry. Movies that are nominated are chosen not simply for...
Star Wars: The Minorities Awaken
Throughout the history of film and television, we’ve seen actors of amazing caliber on screen as some of the most iconic characters of all...
Leave the shaking and stirring to James Bond’s martinis
I've been a fan of James Bond for a few years now. At this point, I have seen over half of the movies, from...
UC takes stance on affirmative action case
On Nov. 2 University of California President Janet Napolitano and all 10 UC chancellors, including UCR chancellor Kim Wilcox, indicated their support for affirmative...
R’Perspective: Through my eyes: being black at UCR
In my two years at UCR, I have seen many changes. I have changed from being a freshman at a new setting to a...
Statistics show how racial disparities may affect states’ livelihood
As race relations dominate the national spotlight, UCR sociology professor Dr. David A. Swanson, a distinguished demographer, released a vignette comparing the socioeconomic makeup...
UCR shows downward trend in U.S. News national college rankings
U.S. News and World Report’s 2016 Best Colleges Guide was released earlier this month, with UCR placing 121st on the list.
In 2010, UCR held...
Town Hall seeks to improve faculty diversity
Chancellor Kim Wilcox held a town hall meeting on May 12 to continue discussions about the plan to hire 300 new faculty by 2020....
Grant to help women leaders in higher education
UCR Professor of Anthropology and Associate Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Excellence Yolanda Moses has been awarded a $346,500 grant from the Ford...