UC Irvine's Jay Famiglietti is on a mission: to turn us away from our wasteful water ways.

UCLA professor examines four interconnected issues that could threaten a breakdown of effective democratic government in the United States.

With venture capital funds dwindling, entrepreneurial scientists are turning to online crowdfunding sources.

Poets, including UC Riverside's Juan Felipe Herrera, illuminate fine art of writing for love.

A collection of news reports tells the story of the start of classes in February 1954.

From green bean to your cup of joe, the process of making coffee is all engineering.

Micah Perks' memoir, 'Alone in the Woods,' explores women and the wilderness.

Professor, administrator is a scholar of British history, fan of the TV series and award-winning champion of equity in faculty hiring

Donald Shoup, distinguished professor of urban planning in the Luskin School of Public Affairs, has become the nation’s oft-quoted, go-to expert on parking.

Brenda Romero, program director for gaming master's program, is recognized by industry site.

Juan Felipe Herrera, professor of creative writing, shares his favorite things about UC Riverside.

When Nancy Scheper-Hughes began monitoring the transnational organ-transplant trade, some may have thought she was off-the-mark. But a new award recognizes the positive public-policy impacts of this self-proclaimed “agent provocateur.”