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UC Riverside’s class of 2022 will celebrate the milestone of receiving their bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees in person and on campus. In early June, the campus will finally welcome graduating Highlanders to the commencement stage, where their friends, families, and fans can cheer them on as they cross the...
The open access journal will make research freely available to scholars and public and will not charge authors a submission fee
Both groups still agree on some important issues and race has little effect
Philosopher Myisha Cherry’s new book makes a strong case for rage
How Toni Morrison helped an economics professor turn grief into art
Lidar mapping study reveals vast landscape modifications that still influence construction and farming
UC Riverside study is part of a larger landmark study tracking older adults
Study finds it is an ordinary service business and more like other types of sex work than previously documented
When they don’t express negative emotions, women are seen as more effective leaders than men
Archaeologists find the answer in rabbit social behavior
“Metaphysical Milkshake” sees the scholar and actor discuss weighty topics with contemporary thought leaders, bringing humor and insight to a new subject each week.
Nearly 4,500 students participated in modified in-person commencement ceremonies.
The lab aims to democratize virtual reality while also providing students new opportunities in the burgeoning digital media industry.
Juvenile Incarceration is a double-edged sword and rehabilitation programs may improve welfare of convicted juveniles
Paper urges archaeologists and historians to work closely with people who are grappling with racism in public monuments
The poet looks back on her collaborations with composers and the debut of her newest project through Brooklyn Art Song Society on April 10.
The new sitcom, executive produced by UC Riverside Professor Reza Aslan, premieres April 1 on CBS
Ajpach’ Waal forged an alliance between two dynasties but died in obscurity
Immunity generated by vaccination is better than immunity from an actual infection, says an expert
COVID-19 has forced the theater team to be more resourceful while producing a virtual show from home.
