Spring 2022
Meet the extraordinary alumni featured in our inaugural 40 Under 40 list, recognizing some of our most accomplished Highlanders making a splash across industries and around the world.
Winter 2022
Celebrating the 50th anniversaries of African Student Programs and Chicano Student Programs, a stroll through Little Ethiopia with anthropologist Worku Nida, a day at the White House with assistant press secretary Vedant Patel ’12, and more.
Fall 2021
An oral history of the UCR football program, a look at new student spaces, musings from philosopher John Martin Fischer on death and happiness, and more.
Summer 2021
Attorney Jay Paul Deratany, MFA ’13, on his advocacy for foster youth, getting to know Provost Elizabeth Watkins, a look at the Korean independence movement’s roots in Riverside, and more.
Spring 2021
Riverside Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson ’88 on serving the city, how public health debates became a battlefield, a journey through author Tod Goldberg’s world of crime fiction, and more.
Winter 2021
The campaign that transformed UCR’s future, a look at the Givaudan Citrus Variety Collection, how robotic veterinarians can help save honeybees, and more.
Fall 2020
California’s race to brace for the Big One, checking out Susan Straight’s neighborhood fence library, how UCR is keeping the nearly extinct Cahuilla language alive, and more.
Summer 2020
The UCR community’s experiences adapting to remote learning during the pandemic, psychology professor Kate Sweeny’s research on “flow” activities, stories from UCR’s 2020 graduating class, and more.
Winter 2020
Denise Verret ’88 on heading the LA Zoo, professors Kimberly Guerrero and Padma Rangarajan discuss storytelling, professor Alex Espinoza on writing and embracing his identity, and more.
Fall 2019
Hunting Chinese spotted lantern flies with entomologist Mark Hoddle, ecologist Lynn Sweet’s research on the effects of climate change on Joshua trees, getting to know Nobel laureate Barry Barish, and more.
Summer 2019
The goodest boys and girls of the UCR online pet community, UCR alum Rep. Mark Takano’s family legacy, professors Amit K. Roy-Chowdhury and Eric Schwitzgebel discuss the future of AI, and more.