Media Coverage

Bill Domhoff's new book, Studying the Power Elite, was reviewed by the Financial Times.

Geologist Gary Griggs coauthored an article on the legacy of coastal protection efforts in California for the Conversation that was reprinted on KQED's California Report, U.S. News & World Report, and other media outlets.

The Korea Times interviewed music professor Hi Kyung Kim for a story about the historic UC Santa Cruz Pacific Rim Music Festival, a five-day cross-cultural musical collaboration with Korea.

Literature and creative writing lecturer Melissa Sanders-Self contributed an op-ed to the Los Angeles Times in response to President Trump's recent statement that he intends to declare the opioid crisis a national emergency.

Biologists Brent Hughes and Kerstin Wasson were quoted in a story about sea otters in Elkhorn Slough in the Santa Cruz Sentinel and Monterey Herald. 

Film and Digital Media professor B. Ruby Rich was interviewed about the evolution of queer cinema on The Takeaway, a national public radio segment produced by Public Radio International, WGBH and WNYC.

Biologist Winifred Frick was quoted in a Smithsonian article about white-nose syndrome in bats.

Biologist Dena Spatz was quoted in coverage of her research on endangered species on islands, including stories from Yahoo News, PhysOrg, Japan Times, Manila Bulletin, AFP, and other media outlets.

Biologist Elliott Hazen was quoted in a News Deeply story about efforts to protect blue whales from deadly ship strikes.

Biologist Mark Carr was quoted in a KQED Science story about the conservation practices of Mexican fishing villages in Baja California.