Media Coverage

  • Santa Cruz Sentinel

    Santa Cruz Sentinel

    Eddie Fung of Santa Cruz survived horrors of POW camp

    The Santa Cruz Sentinel featured a front page story about former WWII POW Eddie Fung, who now lives at UCSC with his wife– American Studies emeritus professor Judy Yung–who was interviewed and is editor of the book, "The Adventures of Eddie Fung." The story also ran in the San Jose Mercury News.

  • Forbes

    Forbes.com

    'Changing the way we eat' needs more profit In the pot

    A writer for Forbes.com noted the work of the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems in an article about changing the way we eat.

  • Astronomy

    Astronomy

    Stellar motions in outer halo shed new light on Milky Way evolution

    Astronomer Alis Deason's research on the Milky Way galaxy's outer halo stars was featured in Astronomy magazine, NBC News online, Space.com, Universe Today, Red Orbit, and Asian News International.

  • Inside Higher Ed

    Inside Higher Ed

    What 'Counts'?

    Inside Higher Ed quoted Humanities dean William Ladusaw in an essay about what digital scholarship "counts'" for tenure and promotion.

  • Santa Cruz Sentinel

    Santa Cruz Sentinel

    UC Santa Cruz hosts winner of historical gay rights case

    The Santa Cruz Sentinel featured a story about Karen Thompson, winner of a groundbreaking gay rights case, who UCSC is bringing to campus to present a guest lecture.

  • Santa Cruz Sentinel

    Santa Cruz Sentinel

    A Literary Legacy: Don Rothman’s lasting imprint on the culture of writing

     The Santa Cruz Sentinel featured a cover story in its weekly pullout section, The Guide, on the widespread influence of the late Don Rothman, longtime UCSC lecturer and writing instructor.

  • Santa Cruz Sentinel

    Santa Cruz Sentinel

    The Museum of Art & History combines digital art and outlandish fashion in splashy Friday event

    The Santa Cruz Sentinel featured a story about how students and alumni artists from UCSC’s Digital Arts and New Media (DANM) grad program will collaborate with the local Santa Cruz fashion scene for an event at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History.

  • Providence Jounral

    Providence Jounral

    Memo to Secretary Kerry: Stop funding the bad guys in Honduras

    Rhode Island's Providence Journal published an op-ed piece by history professor Dana Frank on Honduras that originally ran in the Los Angeles Times.

  • Santa Cruz Sentinel

    Santa Cruz Sentinel

    Two UC Santa Cruz undergrads explore rare underwater event in Mediterranean

    The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a story about undergraduates Hannah Perlkin and Emily Tucker and their research on Mediterranean seagrass with biologist Pete Raimondi.

  • The San Jose Mercury News

    San Jose Mercury News

    Ban on lead bullets pushed for all hunting in California

    Environmental toxicologist Donald Smith was quoted in a San Jose Mercury News article about efforts to ban lead bullets in California to protect endangered condors from lead poisoning. The story also ran in the Sacramento Bee, Los Angeles Daily News, Contra Costa Times, Santa Cruz Sentinel, Pasadena Star-News, Idaho Statesman, and other newspapers in California…

  • The New Yorker

    The New Yorker

    The Force: How much military is enough

    The New Yorker quoted from politics professor Dan Wirls' book Irrational Security: The Politics of Defense from Reagan to Obama in an article about the U.S. defense establishment and defense industry.

  • CNN

    CNN.com

    How particle smasher and telescopes relate

    Physicist Joel Primack was featured in a CNN.com article about the Large Hadron Collider.

Last modified: Feb 27, 2013