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Vol. 2 - Issue 29 - April 19, 2016

UCSC alumna Martha Mendoza, left, with her prize-winning AP colleagues.

Alums Mendoza, Finnegan win Pulitzer prizes

Journalism's highest honor is awarded to the Associated Press and reporter Martha Mendoza, Kresge, '88, for public service, and in biography to 'New Yorker' writer William Finnegan, Cowell, '74, for his surfing memoir.

From our newscenter

Free film screening, photo exhibit focus on migration

Filmmaker Marcela Zamora will discuss her work at the free screening of "María en tierra de nadie," helping celebrate Latin American and Latino studies.

Teach-ins: self-persuasion and woolly mammoths

Social psychologist Elliot Aronson and evolutionary microbiologist Beth Shapiro are ready to call this year's Alumni Weekend teach-ins to order.

DANM exhibition to focus on the blind spot

Thirteen graduate students from the Digital Arts and New Media M.F.A. program will conclude two years of study with the exhibition 'Blind Spot.'

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AWARD AND HONORS

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In the news

	AP - April 18, 2016 The extinction crisis in a warming world
	Santa Cruz Sentinel - April 13, 2016 UC Santa Cruz receives $1 million for Institute of the Arts and Sciences
	The New Yorker - April 13, 2016 No Answers in the Murder of Berta Cáceres
	Santa Cruz Sentinel - April 11, 2016 Life experiences leave lasting impressions for UCSC Provost Alice Yang