TuesdayNewsdayVol. 7 - Issue 39 - July 13, 2021 |  |
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 During pelagic red crab stranding events—like this one at a beach in Pacific Grove—the small red crustaceans wash ashore en masse. |
New findings from UC Santa Cruz researchers suggest that abnormal ocean currents cause the occasional appearance of pelagic red crabs far outside their native range in the waters of Baja California. |
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 | UC Santa Cruz researchers created a model that uses the movement at fault lines to provide context to how rivers and faults interact to shape topography. |
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 | After a nationwide search, the Seymour Marine Discovery Center selected Jonathan Andres Hicken of Santa Cruz to be its new executive director. |
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 | A new Community Archiving Program at the University Library will build on the foundation of its decades-old Regional History Project. |
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 | A new grant will support UCSC’s ecological aquaculture lab's efforts to increase the variety and quality of low-polluting aquaculture feed options.
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 | UCSC scientists are part of a team that has determined that Mars’ south polar ice sheet may be made of clays, metal-bearing minerals, or saline ice. |
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 | Good Morning America - July 06, 2020
Woman achieves her goal after 27 years |  | Literary Hub - July 06, 2021
A Daughter of the Samurai: On the Strength, Tradition, and Rebellion of Etsu Inagaki Sugimoto |  | Mercury News - July 06, 2021
With new release, Keshav Batish builds on famous father’s legacy |  | Science News - July 06, 2021
A shadowy birthplace may explain Jupiter’s strange chemistry |  | Santa Cruz Sentinel - July 02, 2021
Small student pods to continue after in-person school returns in Santa Cruz County |  | The Washington Post - July 02, 2021
Kyle is transgender. It took 30 years and a pandemic for them to realize it. |  | New York Times - June 29, 2021
The Sound of One Walrus Clapping |  | The Scientist - July 02, 2021
Pandemic Lockdown Eases Mountain Lions’ Fear of Urban Areas |
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