Tag: UCR
“The future seems very bright”: New CFO Bomotti reveals vision for...
On Feb. 1, Gerry Bomotti was officially appointed by UCR Chancellor Kim A. Wilcox as chief financial officer (CFO) and vice chancellor for planning...
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...
Unblocked: UCR research reveals abundance of anti-adblocking software
On Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2017, a UCR research study was published reporting that up to 3,050 of the top 10,000 visited websites use anti-ad...
UCR researchers take a closer look at drought resistance within the...
Published in the New Phytologist Trust journal on Feb. 19, a paper titled “Coordination and trade-offs among hydraulic safety, efficiency and drought avoidance traits...
41st-annual Writers Week brings literary luminaries to UCR
The 41st-annual Writers Week was carried out from Feb. 12 to Feb. 17, bringing a total of 20 writers to the UCR campus to...
First candidates for ASUCR 2018 elections announced
On Wednesday, Feb. 14, ASUCR held their 11th senate meeting of the academic year in HUB 221.
Elections Director Taylor Brown announced the names of...
Armenian students protest for the recognition of Armenian Genocide
On Thursday, Feb. 15 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Bell Tower, the Armenian Student Association (ASA) protested Turkey and the United...
UCR researcher attempts to benchmark student success
When she was a young teacher, Linda Navarrette, a researcher at UCR’s Graduate School of Education, made a trip to South Africa where she...
Four UCR undergraduates selected to conduct STEM research nationwide
Four UCR undergraduates have won prestigious research fellowships in the 2018 Exceptional Research Opportunities Program (EXROP), a branch of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute...
Reading your horoscope is not a harmless act
If you’re reading this article, take a moment to go pick up a newspaper — not The Highlander, but a daily paper of your...