Tag: american
Beyoncé defies genre boundaries in her newest studio album ‘COWBOY CARTER’
Music artists are typically sectioned off into specific genres such as pop, R&B, EDM, rap and so on. Throughout their music careers, many artists...
Karamo Brown emphasizes the importance of accepting and loving yourself
On Wednesday, May 22, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Residential Life and ASPB collaborated to present #UCRHIPTIP with Karamo Brown, moderated by social...
Reports show lower disparity between white and black graduation rates at...
According to a report by The Education Trust, a national nonprofit that advocates for students of color and low-income students, UCR has made significant...
Native American Student Programs receives $1.28 million grant from San Manuel...
This fall, UCR’s Native American Student Programs (NASP) received the largest donation in its 38-year history in the form of $1.28 million from the...
Distinguished UCR African-American history professor passes away
Dr. Sterling Stuckey, historian, professor emeritus in the Department of History and author of numerous African American historical research articles, passed away on Aug....
UCR professor maps over 700 books based on geographical location
UCR Creative Writing professor Susan Straight collaborated with Esri, an international supplier of geographic information system software, to map the settings of 737 books...
“America the Beautiful”: The deeply ugly truth
Super Bowl Sunday is one of the most coveted days of the year in the United States. People make sure to wear their lucky...