Intoxications and Their Meanings: featuring UCSC Professor Emeritus of Sociology and Legal Studies Craig Reinarman ...

New study reveals how astroviruses use goblet cells as an escape route from the small intestines to evade host immunity and ...

New research outlines key challenges and recommendations for city planners to best support EV drivers during an evacuation.

Roxy Davis, a data and evaluation specialist at UC Santa Cruz’s Teaching and Learning Center, is pursuing a Ph.D. in social ...

Momoko Nakazawa in the archives of the Autry Museum of the American West, where she spent the summer researching the museum’s ...

An artistic illustration of the dual effects of psilocybin on a mouse’s brain. Psilocybin promotes the formation and maturation of dendritic spines, tiny protrusions from the dendritic branches that ...

Forty-five years ago, more than 750 survivors and descendants of Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II spoke ...

Poison, Plunder, And The Quest For A Miracle Medicine In The Amazon, UC Santa Cruz History Professor and Cowell/Stevenson Provost Matt O’Hara tells a complex but fast-moving story, in which scientific ...

The app makes it possible for users to easily locate food banks, housing assistance, financial support, medical and legal aid, transportation, and other on- and off-campus resources.

A healthy forest of giant kelp, in Monterey Bay. (Photo by Michael Langhans) In this urchin barren in Monterey Bay, grazing by purple sea urchins has removed kelp and other algae from the rocky reef. ...