At Home in the World Whether it’s examining cultural diversity or social change, the Center for Ideas and Society is advancing our understanding of human experience by fostering collaborative and interdisciplinary research to produce new works – lectures, seminars and readings — in the humanities.
UCR to Screen Vietnam War Documentary
UC Riverside will host a free screening of “Don’t Burn” (“Dung Dot”), a film based on the diary of a young Vietnamese battlefield doctor who was killed in action in 1970, and a discussion with the film’s director in a two-day event Jan. 28 and 29.
Convenient Career Access
Whether you’re an employer seeking to recruit a college grad or post a job, an alum looking to network or a student planning your professional future, the campus Career Center’s redesigned Web site provides a comprehensive set of services such as live resumes and social networking with Zumeo, career fairs and assessment tools.
Help for Haiti
A message from Chancellor White about how to help in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti.
Lectures Explore Sustainability
Riverside Mayor Ronald Loveridge will kick off a series of lectures on “Sustainability Issues in Southern California,” sponsored by UCR Extension in cooperation with the Blakely Center for Sustainable Suburban Development.
Medical School Gets a Boost
With help from our representatives in Washington D.C., UCR's School of Medicine received $4 million to support construction of facilities.
Imagining the Future Lecture Series
“Cars that Drive Themselves: Aided Navigation”
Wednesday, Jan. 27
6 p.m.
Indian Wells, Calif.
Highlander Alumni Road Event & Men's Basketball
Saturday, Jan. 23
5 p.m., pre-game
8 p.m., men's basketball game
Irvine, Calif.
Home Winemaking: From Vine to Glass
Jan. 25, Feb. 8 & 22, March 8 & 22
7–9:30 p.m., Mondays
UCR Extension
