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.

Thomas Sy discusses leadership and his colorful life experiences

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

“The Lives and Deaths of Shelter Animals” concludes that animal welfare is also a social justice issue

Myisha Cherry talks with other philosophers about current topics

Michele Salzman discusses forms of worship in ancient Rome on podcast

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

UC Riverside professors call for intersectional approach to Covid-19 exposure interventions

Jones was named the winner of the Ray Bradbury Prize for Science Fiction, Fantasy & Speculative Fiction, announced during a virtual ceremony kicking off the 26th Annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 16.

His novel “The Only Good Indians” is nominated for The Ray Bradbury Prize for Science Fiction, Fantasy & Speculative Fiction.

UCR author Allison Hedge Coke was awarded the 2021 George Garrett Award for Outstanding Community Service in Literature by the Association of Writers & Writing Programs on March 3.

Club member Ayana Omilade Flewellen was listed for her terrestrial and underwater archaeological work uncovering the lives of enslaved people of African descent

Mike Davis, a distinguished professor emeritus of creative writing, is among three recipients of the 2020 prize alongside political activist and author Angela Davis and prison abolitionist and scholar Ruth Wilson Gilmore.

Jane Ward's book, "The Tragedy of Heterosexuality," has won a 2021 PROSE Award

Hedge Coke is among 14 distinguished writers inducted for 2021, announced on Jan. 29.

UCR ARTS is one of 45 cultural, educational, and scientific institutions throughout Southern California to receive support from the Getty Foundation for its projects.

UCR ARTS has been awarded a $65,000 grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts in support of an upcoming exhibition featuring the work of Los Angeles-based photographer Christina Fernandez.

The award recognizes “lifetime achievement in science fiction and/or fantasy” and will be presented to Hopkinson during the 56th Annual Nebula Conference and Awards Ceremony held virtually June 4-6, 2021.

Hopkinson’s book “Brown Girl in the Ring” was included in the list published by Time on Oct. 15.