TuesdayNewsdayVol. 6 - Issue 39 - June 30, 2020 |  |
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 Extensional faults on the surface of Pluto (shown by arrows) indicate expansion of the dwarf planet’s icy crust, attributed to the freezing of a subsurface ocean. |
A new study by UC Santa Cruz researchers suggests that Pluto and other large Kuiper belt objects started out with liquid oceans which have been slowly freezing over time. |
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 | Wander through Cowell College and enjoy the lush greenery, Humanities 1, and the view of Monterey Bay from the East Field. |
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 | These are dire and dangerous times, writes professor emeritus John Brown Childs in the Santa Cruz Sentinel. But there is much that is positive now, too. |
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 | UC Santa Cruz presents the premiere of thesis documentary films by nine graduating social documentation M.F.A. students online through Aug. 31. |
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 | Student Alyssa Tamboura began a student-run, volunteer program called Walls to Bridges that mediates meetings between those jailed and their families. |
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 | The Humanities Institute and Shakespeare Workshop are joining forces to present their first virtual Shakespeare Summer Series. |
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 | Associate professors Mark Massoud and Rebecca Covarrubias are past UCSC recipients of research support from the Hellman Fellows Program. |
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