Media Coverage
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Lyft drivers accuse company of not providing enough protective gear
CNN cited a recent study on San Francisco's ride-hailing and delivery workers by Chris Benner.
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When children return to school, don’t skip recess
In a coauthored opinion piece, Rebecca A. London says that California’s elementary school leaders must prioritize outdoor recess and play time when schools physically reopen.
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Disability Pride: The High Expectations of a New Generation
The New York Times cited a study about media coverage of autism by Psychology Professor Nameera Akhtar, in an article about the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and changing views about disabilities.
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First chicken to ever cross the road was likely in Southeast Asia, scientists say
Paleogenomics researcher Ming-Shan Wang was quoted in a CNN story about his team's research on the origin and domestication of chickens.
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Four Artists on the Future of Video Art
Arts professor Isaac Julien was featured in a New York Times Style Magazine article about four major video and digital artists, discussing how they’ve been spending quarantine, and where, in this era of never-ending screen time, their work should live.
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China’s dark fishing fleets plunder North Korea
Environmental Studies Professor Katherine Seto was quoted in coverage of her team's report on illegal fishing in North Korean waters, including stories in Asia Times, Gizmodo, MSN, Space.com, Eurasia Review, Scienmag, and other media outlets.
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Biggest ice sheet on Earth more vulnerable to melting than thought
Earth scientist Terry Blackburn was quoted in coverage of his research on the East Antarctic Ice Sheet, including stories in National Geographic, Gizmodo, MSN, Environmental News Network, Scienmag, Science Daily, and other media outlets.
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How a supermassive black hole can kill its galaxy
Astronomer Sandra Faber was quoted in coverage of her research on black holes and galaxy evolution, including stories in IFL Science, SpaceRef, Space Daily, PhysOrg, Scienmag, and other media outlets.
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Trump’s student visa order rescinded: Reaction on campuses + This week in AAPI pop culture
The Sacramento Bee reported news from UCSC about literature professor Karen Yamashita's new book of short stories about growing up in Japanese America.
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For The First Time, Scientists Have Completely Sequenced a Human Chromosome
Genomics researcher Karen Miga was featured in coverage of the first complete gapless sequence of the human X chromosome, including stories in Science Alert, Daily Mail, Tech Explorist, MSN, Cosmos, New Atlas, Genome Web, Genetic Engineering News, SciTech Daily, IFL Science, and other media outlets.
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New Movements: Wandering Seminar, Campus Protest, and the Institute of the Arts and Sciences at UCSC
Artforum's Art & Education featured an extensive article about UC Santa Cruz's Institute of the Arts and Sciences.
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How to fix the Covid-19 dumpster fire in the U.S.
Biologist Marm Kilpatrick was quoted in a STAT news article about how to improve the U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic.