Media Coverage
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Wanted: Activist in residence
Sylvanna Falcon, associate professor of Latin American and Latino studies and director of the Research Center for the Americas, was featured in a Santa Cruz Sentinel column about the center's search for an "activist in residence."
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Building bioethics into the future of life sciences innovation
Sociology Professor Jenny Reardon was featured in a story about genomics and bioethics that appeared in Chemical & Engineering News.
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Environmental advocates line up against Trump administration marine policy
Anne Kapuscinski, professor of environmental studies and director of the new Coastal Science and Policy Program, was quoted in a Santa Cruz Sentinel story about local opposition to an executive order signed by President Trump that revokes numerous ocean protections.
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Exchange Rate
Associate Professor of Education Lora Bartlett was featured in a Phoenix Magazine article about Arizona schools that are recruiting teachers from overseas.
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How "Trial by Media" Can Undermine the Courtroom
In an article about how media bias impacts the right to a fair trial, Psychology Today cited research by Psychology Professor Craig Haney.
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Scientists find bone from Neanderthal-Denisovan 'love child'
Paleogenomics expert Ed Green was quoted in stories from CBC News, National Geographic, and other media outlets about the discovery of a fossil bone fragment from a Neanderthal-Denisovan hybrid.
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Why do galaxies start out as cosmic pickles?
Physicist Joel Primack wrote an article about galaxy formation for American Scientist magazine.
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Eco-Art Or Science? Helen And Newton Harrison Are Sculpting Earth Systems To Endure Climate Change
Forbes magazine featured a story about Future Garden for the Central Coast of California–a site-specific environmental art installation by emeritus arts research professors Newton Harrison and his late wife Helen Mayer Harrison–presented by the Institute of the Arts and Sciences.
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A glimpse into the future of Northern California plantlife
Emeritus arts research professor Newton Harrison and Arboretum director Martin Quigley were quoted in a KQED feature story about the Future Garden art and science project at the Arboretum.
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The Other San Francisco
Sociology's Lindsey Dillon penned a letter to the editor that appeared in The New Yorker magazine.
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Does business ruin art? UCSC's Susan Solt says no
The Santa Cruz Good Times featured a cover story on UC Santa Cruz arts dean Susan Solt.
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UC Santa Cruz Study Shows Increased Deportations Create Fear, Anxiety, Mistrust
KQED Radio's California Report picked up a KAZU Radio interview with Psychology Professor Regina Langhout, who discussed the ripple effects of U.S. policy regarding deportations and family separation.