Media Coverage

Biologist Barry Sinervo was quoted in stories in Mongabay and Pacific Standard about his research on the effects of deforestation on temperatures in tropical forests.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a profile of botanist Jean Langenheim, professor emeritus of ecology and evolutionary biology.

Sunset magazine included a visit to the CASFS Farm in its write-up about how to spend one perfect day in Santa Cruz.

Google’s $2.6 billion Looker deal gives it a base in Santa Cruz, a beach town with lots of tech talent

Economist George Bulman's research was featured in a Pacific Standard article about black sheriffs, who Bulman found are less likely than their white counterparts to pursue low-level arrests against people of color.

Time Magazine quoted emeritus history professor Dana Frank in an article about the push to “Buy American,” noting that Frank is the author of Buy American: The Untold Story of Economic Nationalism.

The New York Times quoted emeritus history professor Dana Frank about the political turmoil in Honduras, referencing her recent book, The Long Honduran Night: Resistance, Terror, and the United States in the Aftermath of the Coup. She was also quoted in a story that ran in Bloomberg.

Film and digital media professor Shelley Stamp appeared on KJZZ public radio to talk about a new 28-hour box set collection of silent films that she curated called Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers.

The Washington Post interviewed history of consciousness alumna Sally Roesch Wagner about how the story of the suffaragist movement ignores women of color and their contribution to the movement's success.

ArtDaily featured a story about arts professor Isaac Julien's first major solo presentation in Los Angeles.

The Santa Cruz Good Times interviewed music lecturer Sheila Willey for a story about the UCSC opera program’s production of PIrates of Penzance.