Media Coverage
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Does Recess Need Coaching?
Rebecca London, assistant professor of sociology, was quoted in a Wall Street Journal article about her new research into the value of recess.
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Interview: Indian Immigration in the Time of Trump
Economics Professor Nirvikar Singh, coauthor of the new book The Other One Percent: Indians in America, was featured in a Foreign Policy interview about immigration during the Trump era.
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Gender reveals: Insanely popular–and also outdated?
Campbell Leaper, a developmental and social psychologist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, was quoted in a story about gender reveal parties that ran in USA Today and other media outlets.
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Study finds sediment-rich streams are more dynamic
Geologist Allison Pfeiffer was featured in a Santa Cruz Sentinel story about her research on West Coast river channels.
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A start date for the bison invasion of North America
Biologist Beth Shapiro was featured in coverage of her research on the evolutionary history of bison in North America, including articles in the New York Times, Calgary Sun, Edmonton Journal, Vancouver Sun, Diario Madrid, Science Daily, PhysOrg, Billings Gazette, and other media outlets.
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Landslides can't be predicted
Geologist Noah Finnegan was featured in an article about landslides in the Press Banner.
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Dark matter is our friend
Physicist Joel Primack wrote an article about dark matter research for Nautilus magazine.
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The Legacy of a Fighter: Berta Cáceres Didn’t Die, She Multiplied.
The Progressive magazine quoted history professor Dana Frank in a story about how the late environmental activist Berta Cáceres has become a martyr, inspiring activists all over the world, from Honduras to Bolivia to Standing Rock.
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The Unlikely Marriage of Crochet and Climate Change
KQED Arts featured a story about Crochet Coral Reef: CO2CA-CO2LA Ocean, an exhibition presented by the Mary Porter Sesnon Art Gallery and the Arts Division’s Institute of the Arts and Sciences at UC Santa Cruz.
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The Queer Art that Helped Define Post-Blackness
Hyperallergic featured an interview with associate history of art and visual culture professor Derek Conrad Murray about his book, Queering Post-Black Art: Artists Transforming African-American Identity After Civil Rights.
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The mission to capture storms’ water before it flows away
Hydrogeologist Andrew Fisher is featured in a San Francisco Chronicle story about groundwater recharge efforts in the Pajaro Valley.
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Lick Observatory Tour
Astronomer Elinor Gates gave a tour of Lick Observatory on an episode of American History TV on C-SPAN's "Cities Tour San Jose Weekend."