Media Coverage

Robin Hunicke, associate professor of game design in the Art Department, was quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle in an article about PlaySFMOMA, a program that recognizes games as an expressive medium and aims to link the museum to the local design community.

The Los Angeles Times quoted associate professor of film and digital media Jonathan Kahana, who talked about the historical significance of the film "The Thin Blue Line"  in a story about the changes that have taken place over the years in true-crime documentary films.

Santa Cruz Tech Beat ran a story about new solar panel technology for greenhouses developed by physicists Sue Carter and Glenn Alers.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel published a page one article on the timber raising for the revived Cowell Ranch Hay Barn. KSBW and San Jose Mercury News also had coverage.

Biologist Beth Shapiro is quoted in a Wired news story about scientists who want to clone a woolly mammoth.

Astronomer Jason Prochaska was quoted in a New Scientist story about a new study of the Andromeda galaxy.

Glaciologist Slawek Tulaczyk was quoted in an article in Red Orbit about his team's investigation of Antarctica's "Blood Falls."

The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran an article announcing the lineup for the 2015 Arts Dean's Lecture Series, Music, Language, Mind, Evolution, quoting music professor Larry Polansky, the curator of this year's series.

UC Santa Cruz, the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems and many of its alums figured prominently in an Edible Monterey Bay magazine article on a resurgence of wheat growing on the Central Coast.