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Professor: In Politics, It’s Not Just What You Say, It’s How You Say It

October 23, 2012
In an election year, as people are being machine-gunned with millions of dollars’ worth of political messages from all sorts of sources, it might be re-assuring (or distressing) to discover that even the more subtle aspects of language use can actually make a make a powerful and priceless...

Author of Controversial Chavez Book to Speak on Campus

October 22, 2012
The author of a controversial new book offering fresh insight into Cesar Chavez and the labor union he led will speak Oct. 22 at UC Merced. In “From the Jaws of Victory: The Triumph and Tragedy of Cesar Chavez and the Farm Worker Movement,” author Matthew Garcia calls on research and first-hand...

You Scream for UC Ice Cream

October 22, 2012
People around here know UC Merced is cool, but now, it’s also creamy, chocolaty and delicious – at least when you serve it on a stick. You see, UC Merced is now depicted in gelato. And you can taste it on campus. As part of the Onward California mobile tour, each of the University of California’s...

Founders Day Events Highlight Campus's First 10 Years

October 17, 2012
UC Merced will commemorate the 10th anniversary of its groundbreaking with a series of Founders Day events Oct. 25 through 27. Several events throughout the three-day celebration will recognize founding faculty and staff as well as honor founding Legacy Circle donors, University Committee of Merced...

High School Visit to Inspire Local Students to 'Achieve UC'

October 16, 2012
University of California, Merced, Chancellor Dorothy Leland will visit Merced High School Oct. 18 as part of Achieve UC, a systemwide initiative to show high school students how they can attain a University of California education. The idea behind the event is to inspire students to aim for college...

Professor Working to Stop Melanoma in its Tracks

October 15, 2012
Professor Fabian Filipp is trying to put up roadblocks. But instead of stopping cars, he’s trying to keep cancers from growing. Filipp, a systems biology professor who started at UC Merced this fall, studies the metabolic cycle of melanoma, which is the leading cause of death from skin cancers. “We...

Campus Research Investment Hits New High

October 11, 2012
Research is the hallmark of the University of California, which develops more patents than any other university in the nation. And as the system’s newest campus, UC Merced is continuing to conduct cutting-edge research. According to numbers released today (Oct. 11) by the campus’s Business and...

UC Merced Faculty Opinion in Journal Science

October 11, 2012
Professor Mónica Medina started out as the only marine biologist in a National Science Foundation workshop last year, but she ended up with a group of new partners and an opinion piece in the prestigious journal Science that’s being released today. Through discussions with colleagues from many...

Campus Grows Valley Investment, Boosting Area's Economic Strength

October 9, 2012
With evidence mounting that the San Joaquin Valley economy is finally gaining strength, the University of California, Merced, today announced that it continues to do its part, investing more than $165 million in the regional economy over the last 14 months. Total investment in the region now tops $...

Transfer Student Uses Sports, Academics to Inspire Local Youth

October 8, 2012
  At 33, Nick Navarrette isn’t the average UC Merced student. He’s not even the average transfer student. Then again, Navarrette has never been “average,” nor does he pretend to be. Maybe that’s why adversity doesn’t seem to faze him. The former UC Merced police officer was on top of the world when...

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