Media Coverage
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Who’s Afraid of the Common Core? Not California
New America Media interviewed education professor Judit Moschkovich on math instruction for an article on common core standards.
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UCSC program supports undocumented students
The Santa Cruz Sentinel published an article about UCSC Dreamweavers, a volunteer program supporting undocumented students.
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From prison isolation to a sense of doom
The Los Angeles Times quoted psychology professor Craig Haney in an article about a former inmate at Pelican Bay State Prison who now attends UC Berkeley.
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Here, Drink A Nice Glass Of Sparkling Clear Wastewater
Environmental studies professor Brent Haddad was quoted on NPR's "All Things Considered" in a story on recycling and purifying wastewater.
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Uncle Ben's secret recipe: Open the Fed's cookbook
Professor of economics Carl Walsh commented on Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's legacy of transparency for a story on the radio program Marketplace.
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French King Henry IV's head stars in forensic dispute
Alison Galloway, campus provost/executive vice chancellor and a forensic anthropologist, was called upon to comment for a Los Angeles Times article on a squabble over an unearthed packet of mummified remains thought to have belonged to King Henry IV of France.
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UC Santa earns grant to sponsor ag education for generation next
The Santa Cruz Sentinel and Monterey County Herald published articles on a grant UCSC received to promote education in sustainable agriculture.
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Data-Mining Our Dreams
Dream research work of Bill Domhoff, professor emeritus of social psychology, was discussed in an opinion piece in the New York Times.
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UC Santa Cruz seeks $300 million in donations
The Los Angeles Times covered the launch of UCSC's comprehensive fundraising campaign. Other stories on the launch and the visit by new UC president Janet Napolitano appeared in the Santa Cruz Sentinel and on KSBW television.
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Are Marmoset Monkeys Taking Turns To Talk?
Psychology professor Margaret Wilson commented for a National Geographic article on a study that suggested Marmoset monkeys take turns communicating. Wilson disputed the study's conclusions.
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Wolf to Dog: Scientists Agree on How, but Not Where
Ancient DNA experts Beth Shapiro and Ed Green contributed to a new study showing that domestic dogs originated from wolves in Europe more than 18,000 years ago, and Shapiro was quoted in stories about the findings in the New York Times and Science News.
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Solar Siblings Hint at Our Sun's Turbulent Youth
Discover magazine ran a story about astrophysicist Mark Krumholz's research on the origins of our sun.