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Chancellor Wilcox announces plans to retire in 2025

Chancellor Wilcox will depart as the second-longest-serving chancellor in UC Riverside's history.


Explore UC campuses’ public summer events near UCOP

Find out what's happening on UC campuses near you this summer!


Shannon Brady, Iris Garcia-Pak and Kacie Ring

Three new Grad Slam winners crowned in a battle for brevity

Contestants from UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara and UC Riverside took home big wins and cash prizes.


Worried man next to a vintage Game Boy

Can’t stop worrying? Why video games help

There’s a reason why video games are so good at capturing our attention — and research from UC Riverside suggests that they can have major benefits for our mental health.


Justin Dunnavant on a dive off the coast of Maui, exploring WWII wrecks.

How the Society of Black Archaeologists is transforming the field

The international group provides mentorship and support, while centering historically marginalized communities and perspectives.


UC Riverside campus

AAU designation: A historic moment for UC Riverside

The University of California, Riverside, has been invited to join the Association of American Universities, aka AAU.


UCR School of Education Professor Raquel Rall chats with UC President Michael V. Drake

President Drake shares insights with UC Riverside colleagues

UC President Michael V. Drake M.D. spent two days at UC Riverside meeting with undergraduate and graduate students, staff, faculty, researchers and leadership


Illustration of man attempting to pull an oversize COVID-19 molecule

Is that a persistent cold, bad allergies… or long COVID?

Dr. Martin Schlusselberg of the UC Riverside School of Medicine answers commonly asked questions about long COVID, including how it is diagnosed and whether symptoms eventually abate.


Janine Alamanzor

Staff Snapshot: UC Riverside’s Janine Almanzor, phytophile and runner

In the latest issue of UCnetwork, learn how Janine turned her passion for gardening into a full-time career at UC.