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

Limited-edition snow globes commemorate the world’s oldest tree while supporting UCR ARTS

This is the second such honor for Ni’Ja Whitson.

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

Running Nov. 6 through April 2020, the series’ five programs will highlight music composed over the past 40 years.

California Museum of Photography exhibition explores how artist Robert Cumming exposed the truth and trickery of photography

A photo exhibit and book launch are set for Sept. 19 in Orange County, with the show traveling to UCR’s Culver Center of the Arts in January 2020.

“Reflection Eternal,” on view at the Culver Center of the Arts Aug. 31-Jan. 19, unpacks the iconic horror film figure

Supported by $550,000, a team of researchers led by UCR's Amanda Lucia will examine why and how sexual abuse persists across a range of religious traditions

Straight’s new memoir, published Aug. 6, extols the strength and resiliency of six generations of women

The new exhibition from artist and environmental activist Chris Jordan runs July 6-Jan. 5 at the Culver Center of the Arts

Memorandum of understanding strengthens the relationship between UCR’s anthropology department and Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History

“In the Dark” and “The Society” are now airing.

“STRATUM” and “Clive Wearing’s Dilemma” are on view at the California Museum of Photography May 11-Sept. 8

The two-day Explode! Queer Dance Festival will showcase artists from across the United States and around the world, featuring contemporary dance, improvisation, and drag. Curated by dance scholar Clare Croft, this will mark the festival’s West Coast debut. UCR ARTS and the UCR Department of Dance are co-hosting the event...

Although the Black Panther Party dissolved nearly 40 years ago, the movement’s legacy endures — largely through the iconic imagery created by former party member Emory Douglas. As the minister of culture for the Black Panther Party and graphic artist for the organization’s newspaper, Douglas was charged with establishing the...

The UC Riverside professor of screenwriting worked with Singleton in the early 1990s.

“I Am Somebody’s Child,” a film based on UCR alumna Regina Louise’s memoir about growing up in foster care, premieres April 20 on Lifetime

The show is described as “Northern Exposure” meets “The West Wing.”