Media Coverage
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Jenny Reardon, sociologist between science and justice
The French daily Le Monde published a profile of Jenny Reardon, professor of sociology and director of the Science and Justice Research Center.
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Marine neurotoxin more widespread than ever before
Ocean scientist Raphael Kudela was featured in a Newsweek story about the 2015 West Coast toxic algae bloom.
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Obama, Art-ified
A photo essay in Politico Magazine noted that history of art and visual culture assistant professor Derek Conrad Murray was one of the curators, artists, and art historians who helped the magazine identify some of the most unique and interesting pieces of art depicting the 44th president.
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Flooding and erosion increasing threat to coast
Coastal geologist Gary Griggs was featured in a Santa Cruz Sentinel story about a lecture he gave on sea level rise.
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Racial Identity, and Its Hostilities, Are on the Rise in American Politics
A New York Times columnist in a piece on working class voters referred to research by economics professor and department chair Rob Fairlie.
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Secrets from a prehistoric mummy's gut bacteria
Evolutionary geneticist Richard E. (Ed) Green was quoted in an Atlantic article about new findings from research on Otzi, the frozen mummy of a prehistoric man found in the Alps in 1991.
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Does icy Pluto have a hidden ocean? New Horizons offers new clues
Planetary scientist Francis Nimmo is featured in a Smithsonian article about his analysis of data from the New Horizons mission indicating that Pluto may have a subsurface ocean.
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Notes from No Man's Land
The New Indian Express ran an article about Tsering Wangmo Dhompa, the first female Tibetan poet writing in English, who is currently a doctoral candidate at UC Santa Cruz, focusing on Tibetan nationalism and identity.
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The Unflinching Eye: Filmmaker Cary Fukunaga
Diablo Magazine featured an extensive profile of acclaimed filmmaker and UC Santa Cruz history alumnus Cary Fukunaga.
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Oscar Shortlisted Doc Short 'Last Day of Freedom' is a Gentle Animated Look at Complex Issues
Indiewire ran an article about Last Day of Freedom, a film by associate professor of film and digital media Dee Hibbert-Jones that is shortlisted for an Academy Award nomination in the category of Best Documentary, Short Subject.
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The Curious Case of the Missing Women in Film Criticism
Film and digital media professor B. Ruby Rich was quoted in Variety for an article about the lack of women in the field of film criticism.
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Why France is failing its Muslims
Anthropology professor Mayanthi Fernando was interviewed by the Cambridge Times, an Ontario, Canada newspaper in a report about Muslims in France and Canada.