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UCSC professor to Assembly: Treat children seeking refuge humanely
The San Jose Mercury News and Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a story about History Professor Dana Frank's testimony in Sacramento in favor of a state Assembly resolution calling for humane treatment of the children fleeing from Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador and seeking refuge in California.
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UCSC professor searches for new type of cancer drug
Biochemist Seth Rubin's research to develop new cancer drugs was covered in the Santa Cruz Sentinel, San Jose Mercury News, Contra Costa Times, Medical News, BioMedicine, PhysOrg, and other media outlets.
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Sunrise ceremony to mark new light shed on coastal Native American history
Rick Flores, a curator at the UCSC Arboretum, was quoted in a story about an agreement between the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band and Pie Ranch in the Santa Cruz Sentinel, San Jose Mercury News, Contra Costa Times, and Inside Bay Area.
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UC Santa Cruz Internet access project wins University of California IT award
Tech Beat published a very well-written article on a team from UC Santa Cruz Information Technology Services winning a UC award for its fiber optic project. The Santa Cruz Sentinel devoted a Coastlines item to the news.
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Winning essays take 2 South L.A. students to Dickens conference
The Los Angeles Times published a story about two young women from South Los Angeles, the first students from the LA Unified School District to win a high school essay contest sponsored by the Dickens Project at UC Santa Cruz, and their experience at the annual Dickens Universe conference on campus.
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Christina Wang can't help creating
The Santa Cruz Sentinel profiled UC Santa Cruz alumna Christina Wang (B.A. Art, 2007), "a multi-disciplinary artist who counts knife-making, illustration, photography, cooking, and building among her artistic accomplishments."
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UCSC Chancellor George Blumenthal and five others: Bond vital for state students
Chancellor Blumenthal got the byline on an op-ed that appeared in the Santa Cruz Sentinel calling for support of a state bond measure for school facilities.
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UCSC hits $50 million record in private donations
The Santa Cruz Sentinel published an article about UC Santa Cruz posting $50 million in pledges for fiscal year 2014.
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Drug war critics take in state of Santa Cruz pot scene
The Santa Cruz Sentinel accompanied sociology professor Craig Reinarman and colleague from City University of New York as they visited pot shops in Santa Cruz.
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UC Santa Cruz fair showcases research of minority students
Malika Bell, director of STEM diversity programs, and several undergraduates were quoted in a Santa Cruz Sentinel story about the Summer Research Symposium.