Media Coverage
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Life Under Antarctica's Ice
Glaciologist Slawek Tulaczyk is featured in an article in the July/August issue of Discover magazine about his team's successful project in Antarctica to drill through the Whillans Ice Stream and sample the subglacial water.
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Turning Sharks and Seals Into Scientists
Biologist Dan Costa was quoted in a Popular Mechanics story about the use of satellite tags on marine animals to not only track their movements but also record environmental data.
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New single virus detection technique yields faster diagnosis
Media coverage of a new virus detection technique developed by electrical engineer Holger Schmidt included stories from R&D Magazine, Bloomberg Business Week, Red Orbit, Infection Control Today, Photonics Online, Innovations Report, Drug Discovery & Development, InfoTech News, StreetInsider, and Reuters.
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Carbon sequestration technique produces supergreen hydrogen fuel
A carbon capture technique developed by marine scientist Greg Rau that produces hydrogen fuel and counters ocean acidification was covered by R&D Magazine, UPI, Digital Journal, msnNOW, Environment & Energy, Red Orbit, Nanowerk, iTechPost, and other media.
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Mobile Ranger app captures West Cliff Drive history, geology
An app for a walking tour of West Cliff Drive designed by environmental studies and Earth studies graduate student Julia Gaudinski attracted the attention of the Santa Cruz Sentinel for an article that was republished in the San Jose Mercury News, Pasadena Star-News, Monterey County Herald, Long Beach Press Telegram, Torrance Daily Breeze, and Inland…
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UC Santa Cruz professor B. Ruby Rich celebrates release of new book on LGBT cinema
The Santa Cruz Sentinel featured a story about professor of film and digital media B. Ruby Rich and her participation in a special event in New York City, organized by the Film Society of Lincoln Center, honoring her latest book, New Queer Cinema: The Director's Cut; also noting that Rich was just named the new…
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Reyna Grande recounts her immigration odyssey
A story about award-winning alumna author Reyna Grande in the Idyllwild Town Crier noted that Grande is the first in her family to have graduated from college, with a bachelor’s degree in creative writing, film and video from UC Santa Cruz.
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UCSC’s Bettina Aptheker on Angela Davis and the Signs of the Times
The Santa Cruz Good Times ran a cover story about UCSC emerita professor Angela Davis, including interviews with both her and UCSC Feminist Studies professor Bettina Aptheker about Davis's life and the new documentary film, Free Angela and All Political Prisoners.
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A taste of college: Middle school students participate in UCSC workshops
The Santa Cruz Sentinel published a story about the first annual Middle School Summit hosted by UCSC, which brought more than 300 Santa Cruz County 7th-graders to campus, quoting associate vice chancellor of enrollment management Michelle Whittingham, UCSC Police Chief Nader Oweis, and UCSC senior Soraya Danesh.
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Lick Observatory celebrates 125 years of innovation
Astronomer Elinor Gates is featured in a San Jose Mercury News article about the 125th anniversary of Lick Observatory that also ran in the Sacramento Bee, Contra Costa Times, Santa Cruz Sentinel, Inside Bay Area, and Silicon Valley.com.
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Buying a computer won’t raise your kids’ grades
The Wall Street Journal wrote about a paper published by economics professors Rob Fairlie and Jon Robinson on the educational outcomes of middle and high-school students using computers. The paper was published by the National Bureau of Economic Research and was also covered by Slate, UPI.com and HispanicBusiness.com.
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California Naturalist Program offers learning, with a huge dollop of fun
A Santa Cruz Sentinel story about the California Naturalist Program offered at the UCSC Arboretum included quotes from Arboretum director Brett Hall and references to the many UCSC faculty who teach classes in the program.