Media Coverage
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Why do galaxies start out as cosmic pickles?
Physicist Joel Primack wrote an article about galaxy formation for American Scientist magazine.
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Eco-Art Or Science? Helen And Newton Harrison Are Sculpting Earth Systems To Endure Climate Change
Forbes magazine featured a story about Future Garden for the Central Coast of California–a site-specific environmental art installation by emeritus arts research professors Newton Harrison and his late wife Helen Mayer Harrison–presented by the Institute of the Arts and Sciences.
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A glimpse into the future of Northern California plantlife
Emeritus arts research professor Newton Harrison and Arboretum director Martin Quigley were quoted in a KQED feature story about the Future Garden art and science project at the Arboretum.
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The Other San Francisco
Sociology's Lindsey Dillon penned a letter to the editor that appeared in The New Yorker magazine.
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Does business ruin art? UCSC's Susan Solt says no
The Santa Cruz Good Times featured a cover story on UC Santa Cruz arts dean Susan Solt.
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UC Santa Cruz Study Shows Increased Deportations Create Fear, Anxiety, Mistrust
KQED Radio's California Report picked up a KAZU Radio interview with Psychology Professor Regina Langhout, who discussed the ripple effects of U.S. policy regarding deportations and family separation.
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Youth Voter Turnout Is Low, But These Central Valley College Students Want That To Change
KVPR Radio, the NPR affiliate in the Central Valley, aired a story about the Central Valley Freedom Summer Project, a voter registration drive organized by UCSC and UC Merced undergraduates with support from Associate Professor of Sociology Veronica Terriquez.
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Following Alfred Russel Wallace’s footsteps to Borneo, where he penned his seminal evolution paper
The Conversation published an article by evolutionary biologist Giacomo Bernardi about retracing Alfred Russel Wallace's steps in Borneo to the site where he wrote his influential paper on evolution.
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Deportation and its aftermath: What can Santa Cruz do now?
Psychology Professor Regina Langhout penned an op-ed for the Santa Cruz Sentinel about how the local community can respond to the cascading effects of U.S. policies regarding deportation and family separation.
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Why industry should be forced to clean up its messes
Environmental Studies Professor Karen Holl published an op-ed in the San Jose Mercury News decrying the Trump administration's recent decision that industries that use public lands don’t have to repair the damage they do to the land.
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The politics of Trump's Twitter spat with Calif.
Environmental Studies professors Michael Loik and Brent Haddad were quoted in an E&E News story about California water politics, wildfires, and President Trump's tweets about water access.
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How Laid-Off Corporate Workers Are Becoming Free-Thinking Entrepreneurs
Economics Professor Robert Fairlie was quoted in a San Antonio Express-News article about "necessity entrepreneurs"–laid-off workers who go on to launch successful businesses.