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Parasite or poisoner
Research on a cytotoxic fungal peptide led by biochemist Victoria Klein from Scott Lokey's lab was featured in Science.
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The Sultan’s Communists: Jews In Morocco
The Times of Israel published a review of a book by history professor Alma Heckman about the role that radicalized Jews played in Morocco’s struggle for independence from France and in newly independent Morocco.
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Kitchen Sisters: Voices Of Survivors Of The CZU Lightning Complex Fire
Emerita history professor Dana Frank and history alumnus Martin Rizzo-Martinez were featured on an NPR podcast about the CZU Lightning Complex fire, hosted by The Kitchen Sisters, also UCSC alums.
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Ohio’s vaccine lottery saved more than $60m in averted healthcare costs
The Economist discussed new research by Assistant Professor of Economics Jeremy West and graduate student Andrew Barber.
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A Global Guide For Parents: How Your Kids Can Have Fun Without Stressing You Out
Distinguished Professor of Psychology Barbara Rogoff spoke with NPR about research-based parenting strategies.
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The 'ecosexuals' hosting joyful weddings to the Earth
CNN featured a story about art professor Beth Stephens and her 20-year collaboration with partner Annie Sprinkle that has produced art performances, exhibitions, films, and events all over the world to promote diversity and environmental activism.
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Solar farms are often bad for biodiversity — but they don’t have to be
Biologist Karen Tanner was featured in a Vox article about the impact of solar farms on biodiversity.
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Multiracial boom reflects US racial, ethnic complexity
Assistant Professor of Sociology Juan Pedroza talked with the Associated Press about the results of the 2020 census.
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This Eerie Star Nursery Shows How The Solar System Got Radioactive Elements
Astronomer Doug Lin was quoted in coverage of his research on solar system formation, including stories in Science Alert, Science Daily, Sci-News, Daily Galaxy, and other media outlets.
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Trapping Millions of 'Zombie' Urchins Could Restore California's Once Mighty Kelp Forests
Biologist Mark Carr was quoted in a KQED news story about efforts to restore Northern California kelp forests by removing purple sea urchins.