Media Coverage

UC Santa Cruz dean of the arts Susan Solt was named a top tier educator in Variety's entertainment education issue.

Biologist Ari Friedlaender was quoted in a Santa Cruz Sentinel story about killer whale attacks on migrating gray whales in Monterey Bay.

History professor Dana Frank was quoted in Mother Jones magazine for a story about how nearly 57,000 Hondurans who have lived in the United States since at least 1998 will lose their temporary legal residency in January of 2020.

Michael John, program director for Games & Playable Media, was quoted in a story from EdSource about how teachers are using games in the classroom.

Biologist Glenn Stewart was quoted in news coverage of his work with peregrine falcons nesting on San Jose City Hall, including stories from NBC Bay Area, CBS San Francisco, SF Gate, and Bay City News.

Marine ecologist Mark Carr was quoted in a Monterey County Weekly article about declining kelp forests in the Monterey Bay. 

Biologist Ari Friedlaender was quoted in a New York Times story about his research on humpback whales in the Southern Ocean near Antarctica.

Disease ecologist Marm Kilpatrick was quoted in stories in the New York Times, Wired and other media outlets about the spread of tick- and mosquito-borne diseases.

The Washinton Post quoted emeritus history professor Peter Kenez in a story about whether President Trump's new nickname for Chuck Todd, the host of NBC’s Meet the Press, is anti-Semitic. The story also ran in The Jewish Daily Forward.

The Good Times of Santa Cruz featured a cover story about the history of the Mary Porter Sesnon family and a new exhibition at UC Santa Cruz's Sesnon Gallery titled "Mary Porter Sesnon and Pino Alto."

Medium’s Women in Hollywood blog featured an interview with film and digital media professor Irene Lusztig about Yours in Sisterhood, her new film based on thousands of letters that were sent to the editor of Ms. Magazine.