Tag: UCR
ASUCR: New R’Feed committee to combat food insecurity
ASUCR held their fourth meeting of winter quarter commencing at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 31. The meeting primarily covered the approval of the...
NextGen Candids account posted “sexually suggestive” photos of UCR students
On Friday, Jan. 26, several students alerted the UCR community about social media accounts posting sexually suggestive photographs and videos of female students from...
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...
UCR researcher receives $4.68 million grant for military cyber security research
Heng Yin, an associate professor in the department of Computer Science and Engineering at UC Riverside, has been awarded a $4.68 million grant from...
UC regents must seek greater financial efficiency — not a tuition...
After a few agonizing days of wondering if they would be squeezed to the tune of $342 in yet another tuition increase, UC students...
$370,000 donation given to Young Oak Kim Center
On Friday, Jan. 12, Chancellor Kim Wilcox received a $370,000 donation for the Young Oak Kim (YOK) Center for Korean American Studies at the...
UCR professor maps over 700 books based on geographical location
UCR Creative Writing professor Susan Straight collaborated with Esri, an international supplier of geographic information system software, to map the settings of 737 books...
New genetic research reveals consequences of pesticide use on mosquito evolution
Researchers from the UCR Department of Entomology have learned more about the genetic changes exacerbated by pesticidal chemicals used on mosquitoes.
According to the...
Renovations to Surge: What you need to know
Ongoing renovations since Dec. 27 to the Surge building have continued into the new year, as campus architectural planners and officials seek to upgrade...
UCR graduate student curates new exhibit about ancient Mesoamerican culture
UCR Ph.D. candidate from the Department of Anthropology, Catharina E. Santasilia, is curating an exhibit about Mesoamerican culture at the Riverside Art Museum in...