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Jade S. Sasser's new book highlights contemporary population control’s consequences for poor women in the Global South
The 10-year grant is a gift from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
Fulbright Scholar Roberto Rivera looks to Jamaica as a model of restorative justice
An environmental historian’s book highlights the roles landscapes play in military conflicts
The award-winning program returns for its eighth year in January
Marlen Ríos-Hernández takes a scholarly approach to the mosh pit
UC Riverside expands its presence in California’s capital
Kevin Esterling’s advice to tech companies? Listen to — and learn from — political scientists
UC Riverside's Jan Blacher is leading the charge to improve relationships between kids with autism and their teachers
Through his Pobladores Project, Steven Hackel spotlights the non-American Indian settlers and soldiers who lived in California between 1769 and 1850
Groundbreaking study finds increased support for punitive immigration legislation in districts with privately owned or managed ICE detention facilities
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s gift leverages campaign support to fund 26 faculty fellowships at the Center for Ideas and Society
UC Riverside’s Armando Navarro will travel to Mexico City in advance of the July 1 election to survey voters and visit polling places
A proven success, the program will broaden its reach to serve even more Inland Empire high schoolers and their teachers beginning in fall 2018
A UCR professor’s annual institute seeks to turn isolation — a fact of life for teachers of color across the country — into action
Rodríguez is UCR’s Bank of America Chair in Educational Leadership, Policy, and Practice
If you think you're not a "math person," you might want to consider why
UCR bioarchaeologist Sara Becker plans to use the cutting-edge technique to document traditional labors of indigenous Andean people
Primary candidates Xavier Becerra, Steven Bailey, Eric Early, and Dave Jones will convene at UCR's Culver Center on May 15
A book from UC Riverside professor Melissa Wilcox is the first comprehensive history of the global Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence
