Tag: UCR
ASUCR initiative asks that graduating students be allowed to bring guests...
UCR is currently allowing for spring 2020 and 2021 graduates to participate in an in-person commencement ceremony if they so choose. However, in an...
UCR researchers seek to study the negative impacts of remote learning
A team of researchers at UCR have been awarded a grant by the National Institutes of Health and UCR’s Center for Health Disparities Research...
ASUCR passes resolution advocating for affordable textbooks across the UC
On Wednesday, April 22, ASUCR held their fourth meeting of the quarter. Members of The California Public Interest Research Group at UCR spoke during...
UCR softball sweeps doubleheader game against Cal State Northridge
Game 1
The UC Riverside softball team won the first doubleheader game with a score of 2-1 against Cal State Northridge thanks to an outstanding...
Despite the campus closure, campus construction projects at UCR continue to...
Though the campus closure has driven students home, UC Riverside has continued on many of its construction projects. There are currently eight active projects...
UCR’s women’s golf finish fifth in the Big West Championship
After a season cut short, the Highlander women's golf team participated in the Big West Women's Golf Championship. The short season began on March...
ASUCR continues to advocate for a safe campus reopening
On Wednesday, April 14, ASUCR held their first State of the Association meeting of the spring quarter, where members of the Executive Cabinet briefed...
UC Riverside launches Latino and Latin American Research Center focused on...
Latinos make up 38.3% of UCR’s population, making it the largest ethnic group at UCR with nearly 10,000 students and positioning it as one...
Fourth generation electronic cigarettes are just as harmful as older models
A new UCR study published in March of this year indicates that in spite of evolving differences in design aesthetics, fourth generation electronic cigarettes...
Easy access to food is a right all students deserve
Food insecurity continues to be a threat to students at UCR. In a survey done by the Basic Needs department on campus, more than...