Tag: news
Remembering Ernie Garcia, UCR’s first Hispanic graduate
Dr. Ernest “Ernie” F. Garcia, longtime educator and arts advocate, and UCR’s first Hispanic graduate, passed away April 5th. He was 93 years old.
Garcia,...
Poverty is a leading cause of US mortality rate
The U.S. has a far higher poverty rate than other affluent democracies. Considerable research demonstrates that poverty is likely “fundamental causes” of disease that...
Fox’s Tucker Carlson gets the boot
The face of fake news and Fox’s Trump era has finally been dismissed. “Fox News Media and Tucker Carlson have agreed to mutually part...
Saying goodbye to the place I could call home
Coming to UC Riverside, I had no expectation of being a part of Journalism in any way, shape or form. To be quite frank,...
A soft goodbye
I’m stratifying moments in time and space where I felt certain experiences defined this place I occupy right before this issue was published because...
Media literacy must be taught starting in elementary school to combat...
The phrases “misinformation” and “fake news” may sound far-fetched as they are expressions often used by political parties to discredit the beliefs and campaigns...
The library director supports keeping the library open for longer hours
UCR’s libraries are a resource beloved by all with study rooms that can be reserved for quiet time, reference materials aplenty, and just casual...
New Bylaw Revisions: Senate Visibility
The ASUCR Senate meeting was called to order at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, Jan. 18. Besides CHASS Senator Andrew Bui, CHASS Senator Lu and...
New restaurant, the Halal Shack, opens in the HUB
The HUB has finally opened another dining option in its space with the grand opening of the Halal Shack. The restaurant opened on campus...
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...