Media Coverage
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Climate change will make hundreds of millions more people nutrient deficient
Kai Zhu of Environmental Studies was quoted in a News Today article about the effects of climate change on food production and the impacts they will have on people in the poorest regions.
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In 'A Dream Called Home,' author Reyna Grande chronicles her path to the American Dream
NBC News featured a story about alumna Reyna Grande and her new memoir about her first year of college at UC Santa Cruz. La Bloga, the Chicana/Chicano, Latina/Latino literary blog, also featured a review of her book.
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Honduran migrant caravan crosses Guatemala border, US-bound
An Associated Press news story quoted emerita history professor Dana Frank, an expert on human rights and U.S. policy in Honduras, about the political implications of a Honduran migrant caravan headed for the United States less than a month before the midterm elections.
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Santa Cruz officials face hard decisions with badly eroding bluff
Geologist Gary Griggs was featured in a TV news story on Bay Area CBS affiliate KPIX about erosion along West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz.
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Iconic Joshua trees may disappear—but scientists are fighting back
Environmental studies graduate student Juniper Harrower was quoted in a National Geographic article about joshua trees and the threats they face due to climate change.
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How Harvard’s investments exacerbate global land and water conflicts
Assistant Professor Madeleine Fairbairn of Environmental Studies was quoted in a Grist article about how Harvard University is buying up large swaths of farmland around the world.
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Housing crisis breeds opportunity
Faculty members Miriam Greenberg and Steve McKay of Sociology coauthored an op-ed for the Santa Cruz Sentinel about the local housing crisis and their No Place Like Home community-engaged research initiative.
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UCSC’s “Strange Window” gives new life to classic ghost story
The Santa Cruz Good Times published a story about the West Coast premiere of a new interpretation of the Henry James Gothic classic, Strange Window: The Turn of the Screw, directed by UC Santa Cruz theater arts professor Marianne Weems.
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Robin Hunicke interview — Why developers should collaborate with VR platform makers
VentureBeat featured an interview with Robin Hunicke, director of art and design for the Games and Playable Media B.A. program at UC Santa Cruz.
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Author Micah Perks: from utopian commune to imaginative novelist
The Jewish News Weekly ran a story about literature professor and co-director of the UCSC Creative Writing Program, Micah Perks, and her new book, True Love and Other Dreams of Miraculous Escape.
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Should California expand the definition for the 'beneficial use' of its water?
Hydrogeologist Andrew Fisher was quoted in a Pacific Standard article about groundwater recharge and the regulatory issues involved.
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Sinking Santa Cruz: climate change threatens famed California beach town
Geologist Gary Griggs was quoted in an article in the Guardian and other media outlets about the impacts on Santa Cruz of coastal erosion and sea-level rise.