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Prior to the Sept. 10 presidential debate, UC Riverside faculty weigh in on various topics including the now-infamous ‘childless cat ladies’ reference.
A new study documents history, white supremacy, gender, sex, and “super straight” ideologies based on conversations found on Reddit.
Spring is an artist, mother, and wife. She’s trying to be everything, but a family vacation unravels and confirms that it’s a difficult to juggle all the responsibilities successfully. “Why Dig When You Can Pluck,” is a fictional story that mirrors the life of Cambria Matlow, the film’s writer, director...
Findings come from a new research study coauthored by UCR’s Brandon Andrew Robinson.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences welcomed five new first-time members, including Cardoso.
The distinguished professor of philosophy is a renowned expert on morality, science, and law.
Racial minorities develop cognitive impairments, such as Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias at younger ages.
The induction will occur in September.
With three current faculty and one alum, UC Riverside tied for the most fellows among all public universities
Jade S. Sasser, associate professor at UC Riverside discusses how the climate crisis is affecting Millennials and Gen Zer’s decision to have children.
A new study looks at 110 years of income tax history across the U.S. and notes out-migration by wealthy Americans.
The Governor’s California Volunteers Office awarded the grant to UCR’s College Corps program.
A new study offers strategies for improving the regional economy and discusses detrimental impacts on children and adults, most of whom are Black or Latino.
Nearly 30 years later, experts will discuss why this short-lived law sparked change within Latino communities. Conference will be March 1-2 in downtown Riverside.
Free literary festival is set for Feb. 10 and Feb. 12-16.
Study on youth from the Inland Empire and South Texas points to how these “othermothers” offer emotional safety, housing stability.
Bella Merlin, professor of theatre, film, and digital production, releases a third edition with updated case studies and a focus on inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility.
The event includes 52 authors and will honor literary giants Dave Eggers, Quincy Troupe, and Rigoberto González.
UC Riverside professor John Martin Fischer coauthors a book that discusses the pros and cons of life and death.
On Sunday, Nov. 5 the author of “Gangsters Don’t Die” will be in conversation with authors Lee Goldberg and Susan Straight at UCR ARTS in downtown Riverside.
