In his Kern County hometown, Osorio will focus on keeping workers safe from COVID-19, programs to stem gang violence and water affordability.
The 16 facial expressions most common to emotional situations worldwide
At a time when nativism is on the rise, a new study reveals the universality of human emotional expression.
Are millennials really as ‘post-racial’ as we think?
Maybe not — at least when it comes to roommates, a UCLA sociology study suggests.
UC Irvine professor’s life skills course is expanded to all 10 UC campuses
Life 101 teaches students self-care, healthy habits and how to manage stress.
Serve your community at your Thanksgiving table
Six ways to bring deeper meaning to your meal by supporting farmers, farmworkers and the planet.
Behind the curtain at Amazon
A new book alleges worker exploitation at Amazon and shows how communities are resisting it.
Women were the early big-game hunters of America, research suggests
The findings are a challenge to the old hypothesis (and familiar image) of ‘man-the-hunter.’
Just too cute, season two
The return of Baby Yoda reminds us of the power — and purpose — of cute aggression, a UC Riverside expert says.
Understanding the partisan brain
A new study shows a never-before-seen glimpse of how political polarization looks in our brains.
Election polls are 95 percent confident but only 60 percent accurate, UC Berkeley Haas study finds
How confident should you be in election polls? Not nearly as confident as the pollsters claim, according to a new study.
Diversity improves among TV actors, but executives still overwhelmingly white and male
The UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report: Part Two suggests the industry must do more to meet the moment.
Voting in person: Is it safe?
What you need to know about casting your ballot during COVID-19, according to an infectious disease specialist.