UC Santa Cruz |
Spotlight on Grateful Dead's literary legacy
Few bands in popular music have had a more dynamic literary history than the Grateful Dead.
UC Santa Barbara |
Origins of the public art museum
Fellowship enables art historian to study the Capitoline Museum in Rome and the origins of the public art museum.
UC Irvine |
The facts behind science fiction
With Comic-Con looming, UC Irvine professor says our fascination with superheroes provides fertile ground for teaching fundamentals of physics.
UC Riverside |
Science fiction through lens of racial inclusiveness
Prestigious grant will fund a yearlong exploration of ethnic futurisms.
UC Santa Barbara |
One for the books
New exhibit shines a spotlight on artists’ books.
UC Natural Reserve System |
Raising an invisible barn
Environmental art project at Sagehen Creek Field Station is designed to provoke questions about the presence of people in nature.
UCLA |
Linguist, Indians use social media to revive extinct language
Gabrielino-Tongva descendants learn Tongva through professor's Facebook page.
UCLA |
A grand finale for conductor extraordinaire
Donald Neuen officially retired at the age of 80 with a stirring concert at UCLA's Royce Hall.
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Into the archives of animation
Long before Pixar and today's CGI special effects extravaganzas, early animators of the silent era introduced new techniques into filmmaking.
UC Riverside |
Pulitzer Prize-winning author to teach at UC Riverside
Jane Smiley joins distinguished faculty of the Department of Creative Writing.
UCLA |
Rare documentary about early Japanese immigrants resurfaces
After 30 years, film about first-generation Issei in California reaches new audiences.
California Magazine |
Hunt for Depression-era national park posters leads to Berkeley
Surviving prints, commissioned by the WPA and printed at UC Berkeley, were sought for "POSTERity."