UC Riverside |
ABC picks up TV series developed by UCR scholars
Reza Aslan is executive producer of Biblical production 'Of Kings and Prophets'; Robin Russin is script consultant.
UCLA |
Oscar Wilde was not a plagiarist
Joseph Bristow delves into Wilde’s obsession with obscure poet Thomas Chatterton, deems 'notebook' his original work.
UCLA |
Rethinking the history of the American West
Stephen Aron reveals how Manifest Destiny influenced the Nazis and talks about the evolution of scholarship about the West.
UCTV |
Degrees of freedom
What does it mean to be free? Why is freedom important? How does freedom in moral and political life relate to freedom in the physical world? Join six of UC San Diego's scholars as they explore the degrees of freedom.
UC Berkeley |
New guide aims to help keep New Deal’s legacy alive
UC Berkeley-based project is dedicated to documenting the vast treasury of public art, park trails, schools, civic buildings and more produced during 1933-1943.
California Magazine |
The prof and the cons
How Bill Drummond lost his faith in journalism — and reclaimed it behind bars, with inmates at San Quentin.
UC Berkeley |
Al Gore: Democracy has been hacked
The former vice president speaks passionately about our political system, the environment and the future of humankind.
UC Irvine |
UC Irvine launches Shakespeare center
UCI Shakespeare Center aims to become the premier institution in California for the integrated production, study and enjoyment of the Bard's works.
UC Riverside |
Fear of Islam in America
Reza Aslan challenges the stigmas and stereotypes affecting Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
UC Newsroom |
UC scholars win Guggenheim fellowships
Thirteen fellows from seven campuses are among the newly named honorees for 2015.
Los Angeles Times |
UC Berkeley among top 10 college museums
Cal — with six natural history museums, among others — is the only school in the West to break into CollegeRank's top 10.
University of California |
Public records: Nelson Gallery
UC Davis' Nelson Gallery is home to the UC Davis Fine Arts Collection — more than 5,000 works, including the work of Davis’ own faculty associated with the California Funk art movement: Arneson, Thiebaud, Wiley, Gilhooley, de Forest and more. Another example of the power of public.