Tag: op-ed

On Tuesday, Feb. 18, the Los Angeles Times (LAT) published an Op-Ed written by UCR Chancellor Kim A. Wilcox in which Wilcox...

Gabriel Becerra is a third year International Affairs and Public Policy student here at UCR. He participates in several political student organizations...

By: Sami Al-Alami Editor’s note: Samir Al-Alami was a member of the latest ASUCR elections committee and is a current contributing writer here at the...

Writer: Carisha Maria Moore, ASUCR executive vice president and undergraduate representative of the UC-wide Title IX Advisory Board Major: Third-year, cellular, molecular and developmental biology Email:...

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...

By: Prof. Emeritus Ivan Strenski, Department of Religious Studies In 2015, I retired after two decades of teaching and service at UCR. I have always...

Did you graduate high school? According to the National Foster Youth Institute, for 84 percent of the U.S. population, including myself, the answer is...

Debates about “free speech” rage on college campuses today. That the contours of these debates differ from the issues that gave rise to the...

Freedom of speech is a precious right allowed both within the UC institution and this country. As stated within UC Riverside’s  “Principles Guiding Speech...

Where will you sleep tonight? If the answer is at home, in your bed, maybe even next to someone you love, then you are...