Media Coverage
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Humpback, blue whales storm Monterey Bay
Biologist Elliott Hazen was quoted in a story about whales in Monterey Bay in the Santa Cruz Sentinel, San Jose Mercury News, and Monterey Herald.
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UCSC humanities dean contributes to Time Magazine’s ‘25 Moments That Changed America’
The Santa Cruz Sentinel featured a story about UC Santa Cruz humanities dean Tyler Stovall's contribution to Time Magazine' s "25 Moments That Changed America," where he chose Busing is Mandated in Boston (June 21, 1974) as a significant moment in American history.
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Baby stars grow big and strong by eating their own burst bubbles
Astronomer Anna Rosen was quoted in a New Scientist article about her research on star formation.
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Indigenous tribal band reclaims land stewardship
Arboretum curator Rick Flores is quoted in a story in the San Jose Mercury News and Santa Cruz Sentinel about land stewardship by the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band.
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‘Junk DNA’ has value for roundworms
Geneticist Susan Strome is quoted in a Science News story about 'junk DNA.'
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UCSC’s Ralph Abraham keeps alive the memories of Santa Cruz’s hip golden era
Ralph Abraham, professor emeritus of mathematics, is profiled in a Santa Cruz Sentinel story about his new book, "Hip Santa Cruz."
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25 Moments That Changed America
UC Santa Cruz humanities dean Tyler Stovall contributed to a Time Magazine feature titled "25 Moments That Changed America," selecting Busing is Mandated in Boston (June 21, 1974) as a significant moment in American history.
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UC survey finds nearly 1 in 5 students go hungry at times
Tim Galarneau, a food systems researcher with the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems, was interviewed for a report by southern California public radio station KPCC on food insecurity among students. He is co-chair of a UC Global Food Initiative committee focused on student hunger.
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Meditation’s Political Potential
Politics professor Dean Mathiowetz talks about meditation’s significant political potential in an interview on the “Against the Grain” program on KPFA radio. Mathiowetz’s article “‘Meditation is Good for Nothing’: Leisure as a Democratic Practice” appears in the journal New Political Science.
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Mark Massoud: Three important points to help in understanding South Sudan’s worsening crisis
Politics professor Mark Fathi Massoud published an op-ed in the Washington Post on the humanitarian crisis in South Sudan.
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Meet Carnegie Fellow Mark Fathi Massoud
The website PSNow, published by the American Political Science Association, featured an interview with politics professor Mark Fathi Massoud, a member of the 2016 class of Andrew Carnegie Fellows.
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Stephen Kessler: Reading, writing and the humanities
Literature alumnus Stephen Kessler contributed an article to the Santa Cruz Sentinel about the value of a humanities education, written in response to a story about a team of UC Santa Cruz students who won a national competition for an essay about a project demonstrating the importance of the humanities.