College of Humanities, Arts, & Social Sciences Latest News

UCR public policy and sociology professor Sharon Oselin has received a Haynes Foundation Faculty Fellowship Award, which provides her with $16,000 toward her study of the challenges faced by formerly incarcerated people when they seek employment.

The recognition comes from the American Sociological Association, or ASA.

The show about Asian American and Pacific Islander families first airs on May 23.

Awards were presented April 5

“Sing Her Down” won the mystery/thriller award.

Murillo’s most recent work can be seen on Paramount Plus's "Stargaze."

"Sing Her Down" is Pochoda's sixth novel.

Weiwei Zhang’s research focuses on perception, attention, memory, and higher cognition

‘East West Players: A Home on Stage’ highlights the importance of East West Players theatre company, the longest running theatre of color in the U.S.

The nominations come from both Berkshire Theater Critics and BroadwayWorld, Berkshires.

His work has also been prominently featured at the Palm Springs Art Museum and currently at UC Davis’s Gorman Museum of Native American Art.

The grant will allow space to identify inequity in British South Asian dance.

The distinguished professor of creative writing was recognized for her compassionate perspective on the lives of everyday people

The White House made the announcement in September.

Robin Uriel Russin, professor of screenwriting and playwriting with the Theatre, Film, and Digital Production Department, co-wrote the film.

Lily Allen will be at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas; Cambra Sklarz will be at the Harvard Art Museums in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Chun Chia Tai will present at a conference and start a fellowship in Taiwan

Winners will be announced at ASLE’s annual conference in Oregon in July

He is a Neustadt International Prize for Literature finalist

The two-day event was filled with storytelling, history, and music.