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UC Merced on Wrong End of Championship Thriller

November 11, 2017

Bobcats Rally Comes Up Short Saturday Night

November 11, 2017

New York Times: How the Ivy League Hides Its Cash

November 10, 2017
Prof. Charlie Eaton writes about issues related to university endowments and federal tax proposals.

Study: Climate Change, Drought Threaten Giant Sequoias

November 9, 2017
A new study published online in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences finds that the giant sequoia, a fixture of California’s Sierra Nevada forests for the past 2.6 million years, might be in jeopardy from the effects of drought and climate change. The iconic trees, which only...

Prestigious Fellowship Furthers Grad Student’s Asthma Research

November 9, 2017
Very few people will admit to an abiding love of statistics. But Emanuel Alcala, a second-year public health doctoral student, believes statistics are key to solving many of the San Joaquin Valley’s public health challenges. “I grew fond of statistics when I started working at the...

Cap Radio: Are Animal Sounds Speech Or Music? Researchers Trying To Find Out

November 8, 2017
Research from cognitive scientists Chris Kello, Butovens Médé and Ramesh Balasubramaniam is featured on Capital Public Radio.

Water Deeply: What Do We Know About Mountain Snowpack, Runoff? Far Too Little

November 8, 2017
In an extensive interview, Professor Roger Bales speaks on the Sierra snowpack and its importance to California's water system.

Service Project Partners Fraternity With West Side Veterans

November 8, 2017
Gustine’s Veterans Day parade has a been a Westside tradition for as long as most people in the area can remember. It’s also been a tradition for the brothers of Omega Delta Phi for as long as the UC Merced chapter has been chartered. Eight years might not seem like a lot in the grand...

Education, Service Among Campus Community’s Contributions

November 7, 2017
When the University of California chose Merced as the site for its 10th campus, the dream was to make a difference in the heart of California. As the campus matures and gains national exposure through rankings and the Merced 2020 Project, its impact is undeniable. But dig a little deeper and you...

Downtown Campus Center Fueling Business Optimism

November 7, 2017
Nearly 300 UC Merced employees will begin moving into the new Downtown Campus Center at 18th and N streets in January, and local business owners are taking note. Thad Raczkowski, co-owner of Little Oven Pizza, is thinking about a move. His shop on Main Street has been so successful, he’s...

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