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Journalist Frank Bruni, who joined The New York Times in 1995, will deliver the 49th edition of the annual lecture at UC Riverside on Friday, May 18
A test of three policy interventions seeks to address the problem of Mexico's severely depleted aquifers
UCR-led project looks closely at the nearly 1 million immigrants who call Riverside and San Bernardino counties home
David Lesher, editor and CEO of CALmatters, will visit UCR for a conversation about the challenges of maintaining government transparency
Frank Bidart '62 earned the award for his book "Half-light: Collected Poems 1965-2016"
A new exhibit at Riverside's California Citrus State Historic Park spotlights the overlooked architects of the region's citrus boom
UC Riverside's best and brightest will go head to head during annual Grad Slam finals event, held at the Culver Center
When it comes to mortality, U.S.-born individuals of immigrant descent fare much worse than their foreign-born counterparts — but why?
Collaboration between UCR and Riverside Unified School District yields scholarship fund, job placements for newly minted STEM teachers
VA-supported project will see UC Riverside faculty, students collaborate with local K-12 schools
Joseph Kahne, a UCR professor of educational policy and politics, studies various aspects of youth political and civic engagement
Attorney-led seminar will examine the Department of Justice's civil lawsuit and its implications in advance of the trial's March 20 kickoff
Research from two UCR professors looks closely at the impacts of distribution centers like QVC’s Ontario outpost on working communities
The Center for Social Innovation will use university-level research to spur community involvement and civic participation
Class based on the Oscar-nominated film will see students map out their own versions of the “sunken place” in lieu of a final exam
Pick a hand, any hand. That familiar refrain, repeated in schoolyards the world over, is the basis of a simple guessing game that was recently adapted to study how and why kids with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) interact with the people around them. The game is the brainchild of Katherine...
The donation comes from Myung Ki “Mike” Hong, a longtime advocate of the center and other initiatives related to Korean American affairs
Far from its intended effect, the ban generated public opposition to the policy, according to a study co-authored by UCR’s Loren Collingwood
Running Feb. 3 through Dec. 30, 2018, the show features a selection of Mesoamerican artifacts on public display for the very first time
UC Riverside’s annual Disciplines in Dialogue program returns with a series of discussions about various types of risk-taking
