As the 2025 American Honey Princess and a master’s student in entomology at UC Riverside, Emilia Burnham has found a unique way to connect with schoolchildren and inspire future scientists.

Stephen Lepore’s custom glasswork keeps research moving across campus and beyond

Six UCR faculty members make Clarivate Analytics' 2025 list.

Huimin Zhang has received AFAR’s Grant for Junior Faculty

On Save NASA Science Day of Action, Steve Choi joined hundreds of scientists and advocates from across the country

Rattanan Chungsawat and Emily Ta earn Entomological Society of America awards

Soil Science Society of America recognizes William Jury

Entomological Society of America elects John Heraty as fellow

Viji Santhakumar’s lab is the recipient of both

Physicist Steve Choi will analyze satellite data to focus on reionization, one of the least understood epochs in cosmic history

Eight UC Riverside assistant professors, whose research spans innovations in computer science to discoveries in Latin American history, have been awarded competitive 2025–26 Hellman Fellowships that support promising early-career faculty on the path to tenure. The Hellman Fellowship Program provides up to $30,000 in research support to full-time...

UC Riverside concluded its 71st Commencement season on June 17, with UCR’s Class of 2025 walking at eight discipline- or degree-based ceremonies. Approximately 6,100 graduates, 35,000 in-person guests, 32,000 online streamers, and about 375 volunteer staff participated in the celebrations, which started on June 6. Highlanders belonging to specific...

John Templeton Foundation grant to UCR will support research by physicist Hai-Bo Yu

Barry Barish will receive the IUPAP-TIFR Homi Bhabha Award in July

Barry Barish is one of only 38 new members of North America’s oldest learned society

High-powered computers relocated to SOM Ed 1 will benefit research across campus

Ashley Pimentel and Ting Zhao encourage fellow students to pursue opportunities.

Umar Mohideen’s image from Casimir effect experiment will appear in Spanish version of a show on quantum mechanics

Greatness runs in the lab.

CMS collaborators analyze data from Large Hadron Collider collisions