Research suggests more effort is needed to help college men apply the concept of sexual consent to their everyday lives

The program’s faculty members and students offer advice for transitioning to online classes due to coronavirus

Sociologist Richard M. Carpiano weighs in on some of the less obvious ways COVID-19 could restructure life as we know it

UC Riverside researchers’ mouse studies also show how a common nutrient can help babies of alcoholic moms

Political scientist Kim Yi Dionne explains why responses to COVID-19 reveal a failure to learn from history

State and federal officials are asking Americans to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic. So is it possible to find an entertaining activity that provides a small respite from our larger societal worries? Derek Burrill, associate professor of media and cultural studies at UC Riverside, has created a list of...

Juliette Levy has taught online for almost a decade; here’s what she wants professors and students to keep in mind as they navigate the transition to online learning

Research pinpoints a major source of de facto discrimination against LGBTQ youth experiencing homelessness

Racially inflammatory speech by political elites can embolden members of the public to express their own prejudice

Ahead of census, UCR-based research initiative offers resource to better understand fastest-growing racial groups in U.S.

The 43rd annual Writers Week, California’s longest-running free literary event, is heading to UC Riverside, bringing a diverse array of emerging and established authors to the Inland Empire Feb. 10-14.

A UC Riverside-led survey of cluster hires at universities across the country reveals the widespread practice could be refined

The 2002 film that placed a middle-class Latino family on the big screen is now officially part of United States cinematic history. “Real Women Have Curves,” directed by University of California, Riverside professor Patricia Cardoso, is now part of the Library of Congress’ National Film Registry. Cardoso is the first...

History doctoral student Alyse Yeargan studies photographs of the deceased to understand how and why we grieve

The gift from Jim and Georgia Steinhart marks the art center’s inaugural born-digital collection and first-ever endowment

New research suggests our relationships with pit bulls shed light on the ways we reproduce social inequality

Several resources, including a series of documentary vignettes, provides visitors numerous ways to enhance their own Veterans Day celebrations

In his blog-turned-book, Eric Schwitzgebel tackles philosophical questions both big and (seemingly) small

The Center for Ideas and Society celebrates 30 years of bridging interdisciplinary gaps with Oct. 29 anniversary event

In his new book, Loren Collingwood traces the history of — and attitudes toward — contemporary U.S. sanctuary policies