Jennings discusses the importance of representation in comics in the new documentary series debuting Nov. 20

Institutions, not only family rejection, underlie LGBTQ youth homelessness

The news arrived Monday that the world has been awaiting since spring: a vaccine has been developed that shows a high degree of efficacy in late-stage trials: 90%. That puts it in the company of effective vaccines such as for measles, and well beyond what the medical community hoped for...

A new book alleges worker exploitation at Amazon, and shows how communities are resisting it

Challenging gender norms in sport can lead to overdoing them in intimate relationships

Unique effects of police violence create a public health crisis for communities most affected

UC Riverside psychologist Chandra Reynolds will lead the five-year research project

Philosophers and ethicists have never had scientific proof that university ethics classes affect student moral behavior — until now. A research team led by a philosopher at the University of California, Riverside, has conducted the first controlled study aiming to discover whether such a correlation exists using direct observational data...

Book shows how heterosexuals can learn from LGBT people to have better relationships

A fear for health and safety has driven a record number of American gun sales

UC Riverside’s Khaleel Razak and Frances Sladek receive grants from the University of California-Hispanic Serving Institutions Doctoral Diversity Initiative

Humane communities would endorse animal-friendly affordable housing, living wages, and recognize the importance of human-animal bonds

Work includes field notes and observations of in-person and virtual research.

UC Riverside-led study evaluated individual differences in DNA methylation across 10 years in two Scandinavian samples of same‐sex aging twins

UCR author Susan Straight’s fence library continues to serve a Riverside community disproportionately affected by the coronavirus

“The reality of 2020 hits us in the face and I have never been so prescient in my academic research as with this line of work.”

J ohn Franchak has long been interested in how learning a new motor skill, such as sitting or walking, changes how infants interact with their surroundings. He has now been awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation to pursue this research question. The four-year grant of nearly $755,000 will...

A UC Riverside medical sociologist offers five strategies for combating misinformation and strengthening public health

Virtual conference will reexamine mission mythology amid widespread removal of Junipero Serra statues

UC Riverside mouse study has implications for treating neuropsychiatric diseases such as ADHD and schizophrenia