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Why ‘De-Extinction’ Is Impossible (But Could Work Anyway)
Biologist Beth Shapiro was quoted in a Quanta magazine story about the aims of the "de-extinction" movement.
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Teachers often cancel recess as a punishment. A growing number of states want to change that.
NBC News and The Hechinger Report published a story featuring Associate Professor of Sociology Rebecca London and her research on the importance of recess for children's learning and development.
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Event to engage Watsonville with ongoing immigrant justice project
The Pajaronian interviewed Associate Professor of Sociology Steve McKay and student Amaury Kruggel-Diazandi about an upcoming event associated with the ongoing We Belong research project.
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UCSC celebrates John R. Lewis College dedication, with students engaging in some ‘good trouble’
Lookout Santa Cruz covered the dedication of John R. Lewis College, formerly known as College Ten. Santa Cruz Sentinel also covered this event.
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Humans need to help other species face climate change, scientists say
Biologist Erika Zavaleta was quoted in a Washington Post story about her research on managing biodiversity in the face of climate change.
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Global health degree program launches at UCSC, connecting disciplines to address big questions of our time
Lookout Local talked with Politics Professor Matt Sparke, executive director of UCSC's global and community health program, about the upcoming UC Global Health Day event and the launch of two new majors.
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UCSC readies for ‘good trouble’ as it dedicates a college to John Lewis
Lookout Local interviewed UC Santa Cruz faculty, staff, and students about the dedication of College Ten as John R. Lewis College.
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The tale of the domesticated horse
Biologist Beth Shapiro was quoted in a Knowable magazine article about the origins of domesticated horses.
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Paving the way for mountain lion safety under Highway 17
Environmental Studies Professor Chris Wilmers talked with KSBW to explain the risks that highways pose to local puma populations. Santa Cruz Sentinel and KION also discussed Wilmers' research with the Santa Cruz Puma Project in their coverage of the new Highway 17 wildlife undercrossing.
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Empty Homes Tax garners needed signatures, verification in progress
Santa Cruz Sentinel cited research led by Associate Professor of Sociology Steve McKay and Sociology Professor Miriam Greenberg on the housing crisis in Santa Cruz County.