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Rare, little understood whale stranded near Santa Cruz
Biologist Robin Dunkin was quoted in a KQED News story about the rare Hubbs' beaked whale that stranded at Scott Creek Beach.
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Historical marker honors pioneer filmmaker, director and screenwriter Lois Weber
Film and digital media professor Shelley Stamp, the co-curator of a recent DVD box set, "Pioneers: First Female Filmmakers," was featured in a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette story about director and screenwriter Lois Weber.
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Dear Millennial, It's Time To Reconsider Your Friendships Because Your Friends Don't Like You
Assistant Professor Adriana Manago's research was featured in an article in Times of India about millennials and friendship.
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Savor Summer Harvest at UCSC Farm Cart, PopUp Picnics
Columnist Christina Waters plugged the opening of the Farm's Market Cart in Good Times.
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Deforested areas bleed heat to nearby forests, drive local extinctions
Biologist Barry Sinervo was quoted in stories in Mongabay and Pacific Standard about his research on the effects of deforestation on temperatures in tropical forests.
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Longtime UC Santa Cruz professor blazes a trail for female scientists
The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a profile of botanist Jean Langenheim, professor emeritus of ecology and evolutionary biology.
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Long-Term Thinking in a Start-Up Town (Ep. 381)
Psychology Professor Phil Hammack appeared on the Freakonomics radio podcast, discussing his research about the revolution in gender identity, sexuality, and relationships.
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One Perfect Day in Santa Cruz, CA
Sunset magazine included a visit to the CASFS Farm in its write-up about how to spend one perfect day in Santa Cruz.
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Looker acquisition brings Google to Santa Cruz
Google’s $2.6 billion Looker deal gives it a base in Santa Cruz, a beach town with lots of tech talent
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Black sheriffs are less likely to pursue low-level arrests against people of color
Economist George Bulman's research was featured in a Pacific Standard article about black sheriffs, who Bulman found are less likely than their white counterparts to pursue low-level arrests against people of color.