Media Coverage

Biologist Kate Langwig was quoted in a Science News article about her research on white-nose syndrome in bats.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a story about sea otter Taylor's 21st birthday, with quotes from trainer Courtney Ribeiro-French and biologist Nicole Thometz.

Biologists Kate Langwig and Marm Kilpatrick were quoted in coverage of their research on white-nose syndrome in bats, including stories in the Santa Cruz Sentinel, Red Orbit, PhysOrg, Science 2.0, Science Codex, Press News, and other media outlets.

The San Francisco Examiner ran a story about flm and digital media professor Rick Prelinger and his annual feature-length theater presentation of rare, rescanned film clips of classic San Francisco footage.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel wrote about community health clinics organized by the UC Santa Cruz student-run group, Community Aid and Resources or CARe.

Disease ecologist Marm Kilpatrick published an article about deadly wildlife pathogens that are devastating animal populations around the world, including white-nose syndrome in bats, west nile virus in birds, and chytridiomycosis in amphibians.

Paleoecologists Paul Koch and Justin Yeakel were quoted in a story on Mongabay about their research on ancient Egyption ecosystems.

History professor Dana Frank contributed an op-ed to The Huffington Post about a sit-down strike at a Walmart store in Los Angeles, protesting Walmart's retaliation against co-workers who spoke out for a $15 wage and for stable, full-time hours.

Biologist Daniel Costa was quoted in a Discovery News article about a study showing that acoustic tags scientists use to track fish can attract predators such as seals to the tagged fish.

The Christian Science Monitor and the San Diego Free Press quoted history professor Dana Frank about income inequality in stories about the first in-store sit-down strike in Walmart history. Yahoo News also picked up the story.