Allison Adelle Hedge Coke’s new poetry book is one of 25 books with this year’s distinction.

Winners will be announced in late October in Austin, Texas.

The Caribbean Philosophical Association honored him with their ‘Frantz Fanon Award for Outstanding Book in Caribbean Thought.’

$4.85 million in state funds will help UCR University Extension lead the way in helping people reengage with their education.

Ian Dicke’s first opera launched during the Synchromy Opera Festival in Pasadena.

The gallery features a Spanish and English exhibition titled: “¡Presente! A Latino History of the United States.” It opens June 18.

The fictional stories are influenced by the desert southwest.

The consulting service will be provided by CustomerFirst Renewables, a Maryland-based renewables advisory service firm.

The exhibition tells the collective story of the Divine Nine, the first Black Greek fraternities and sororities in the U.S. and their impact at UCR and the Inland Empire.

Student veterans have a new space at the center of campus. On Thursday, Feb. 24, UC Riverside’s Veterans Resource Center, or VRC, celebrated its grand opening at Costo Hall 125, neighboring African Student Programs. The space, the growth, and the services are meant to better serve students and their needs, said Brian Haynes, vice chancellor of...

Terry Nguyen was included in the 2022 Yamaha 40 Under 40.

This is the first award by CAC since 2002. Hedge Coke was recognized as a 2021 Individual Legacy Artist Fellow.

Cardoso, a professor of theatre, film, and digital production, joined UCR in 2019.

The recognition comes from Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.

Guerrero, an associate professor of theatre, recently appeared in “The Glorias.”

Free R’Garden vegetables available at chancellor’s coffee socials.

Rosalia Lerner, critical dance studies doctoral student, received the Selma Jeanne Cohen Award.

Cinthya Martinez was awarded $70,000 to support research she has been conducting since 2016.

The pantry distributed over 46,000 pounds of food during the first four months of the pandemic.

Whitson’s work often explores the African diaspora, spirituality, and gender.