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Nation’s first civility research center at UC San Diego to address juvenile justice reform
May 27, 2021
Their first project will study, evaluate and refine a national model of best practices to promote national criminal justice reform and reduce mass incarceration.
Can TV shows help with teen mental health?
May 27, 2021
A UCLA report suggests they can, but only when topics are approached in a credible, supportive way.
New UC Center for Climate Justice launches
April 20, 2021
The new center seeks not only to address the root causes of climate change, but also the broad range of associated social, racial and environmental injustices.
UC San Diego approves new undergraduate degree in Black Diaspora and African American Studies
April 15, 2021
The new degree will not only enhance academic offerings but will foster collaborative study regarding the current experiences and histories of people of African descent.
A new theory for Zoom fatigue
April 1, 2021
Scholar’s theory on what causes Zoom fatigue focuses on how the technology warps our sense of space in interactions.
The K-12 post-pandemic classroom
April 1, 2021
A UC Irvine professor of education discusses COVID-19’s lasting impact on reading, writing and recovery.
Growing national movement urges Congress to reinvest in Pell Grants
March 25, 2021
UC, along with nearly 1,200 higher education organizations, urged Congress this week to reinvest in the federal aid program that helps millions of students afford college.
UC’s deal with Elsevier: What it took, what it means, why it matters
March 18, 2021
UC Berkeley librarian Jeffrey MacKie-Mason, co-chair of UC’s publisher negotiation team, explains the significance of this step for open access.
Mentoring by text message
March 4, 2021
More than 1,600 mentors stepped up in four months to help their fellow students feel connected.
UC students call on federal lawmakers to increase financial aid
February 24, 2021
UC students and leaders testified to the urgent need to reinvest in Pell Grant funding that helps those from low-income families pay for college.