Media Coverage
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That Foam on the Beach Is (Probably) Fine
Ocean scientist Raphael Kudela was quoted in a Bay Nature article about the origins of sea foam on the beach.
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Do Diamonds Rain on the Ice Giants?
Astronomer Jonathan Fortney was quoted in a Sky & Telescope article about the ice giant planets Neptune and Uranus.
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Astronomers Were Not Expecting This
Astronomer Wren Suess was quoted in an Atlantic article about the new view of early galaxies revealed by the Webb Telescope.
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Imperfect diamond: Myths of MLB geometry revealed by new larger bases
Physicist Zack Schlesinger was quoted in a San Francisco Chronicle story about the geometric shape of a baseball diamond, which is changing slightly with the new larger bases.
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California moves closer to keeping Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant online
Daniel Hirsch, retired director of Nuclear Policy at UC Santa Cruz, discusses the long term impacts of nuclear power.
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UC Santa Cruz’s new mobile crisis response team first of its kind in UC system
With UC Santa Cruz’s launch of a mobile crisis response team this fall, the school became the first campus in the University of California system to establish an alternative to having police officers respond to mental health crisis calls.
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The far-reaching influence of Alaska's sea otters
Biologists Kristy Kroeker and Lauren Bell were featured in a BBC News story about the impact of sea otters on coastal ecosystems in Alaska.
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The Bering Land Bridge Formed Much Later Than Previously Thought
Earth scientist Tamara Pico was featured in an Eos article about her research on the Bering Land Bridge.
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UC Santa Cruz and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have seen demand for more Mental Health First Aid training increase significantly.
Universities that have introduced Mental Health First Aid among their campus communities and have seen a positive trickle-down effect from the program. For example, the University of California, Santa Cruz, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have seen demand for more training increase significantly.
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Jewish journal at UC Santa Cruz celebrates 50 years
Five decades after its inception, Leviathan's journey has taken it from a grassroots, unrefined medium of free expression, to a standardized newspaper, to a literary zine, and now a reason to celebrate in honor of the journal’s 50-year anniversary at UC Santa Cruz.
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These red dots could change everything we think we know about how galaxies form
Astronomer Katherine Suess was interviewed on CBC Radio and quoted in the Atlantic in coverage of her research on early galaxies observed with the Webb telescope.
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Mother–daughter duo work together to find new worlds
Astronomer Natalie Batalha and her daughter Natasha Batalha, also an astronomer, were featured in a Nature article about their research using the Webb telescope to study exoplanets.