In her latest book, Kara Cooney notes how a ruler’s gender matters far less than whose agendas are served.

Universal open access to UC research and contained costs were important, unmet goals.

As new technological and scientific advancements are made, humanists are needed at every turn.

‘I think I just fell in love with the school and the people here,’ says Colombian-born Patricia Cardoso on stepping out from behind the camera.

This Black History Month, we are tuning into visions of the future from our current students and recent alums.

An 800-volume collection has been donated to Special Collections Archives at UC Santa Cruz.

Acclaimed artist and alum Carrie Mae Weems ’84 delivers a ‘great challenge’ to students across campus.

Lisa Ranran Hu’s movie, “Escape,” has challenged the status quo in her home country of China.

UCLA’s Alan Castel explains the psychology of successful aging in his new book, “Better with Age.”

The first full-life biography of pioneering Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg hits the shelves.

Mary Shelley breathed life into Frankenstein more than 200 years ago, and her classic novel only grows more relevant.

Doctoral candidate Marlen Ríos-Hernández takes a scholarly approach to the mosh pit.