News
Micha Cárdenas's Plenary Address at the National Women's Studies Association
December 13, 2018
CRES principal faculty member Micha Cárdenas was honored as a plenary speaker on the "Future of Gender." This plenary panel also featured nationally renowned scholar-activists and cultural producers Cathy Cohen, Tourmaline, C. Riley Snorton, Dean Spade, and Kendall Thomas.
Graduate Student Spotlight- Trung PQ Nguyen
December 7, 2018
CRES graduate DE student Trung PQ Nguyen shares their research on how the U.S. used visual culture to distort the history about the war in Southeast Asia.
Graduate Research Spotlight - Jess Whatcott
November 23, 2018
CRES graduate student Jess Whatcott shares their research on eugenics-based policy-making in California history that enacts state violence.
New CRES Faculty Spotlight: Jenny Kelly
November 8, 2018
An interview with new CRES faculty member, Jenny Kelly, with Robert Parke, CRES and biochemistry double-major and member of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP).
2018 CRES Newsletter
November 1, 2018
Read the latest from the CRES community, including a welcome message from Director Atanasoski, introductions to CRES faculty and student representatives, announcements and news, and information on course offerings.
Graduate Research Spotlight - Ka-eul Yoo
October 17, 2018
CRES graduate DE student Ka-eul Yoo researches Hansenin, or Hansen’s disease (leprosy), patients in South Korea.
Central Valley Freedom Summer registers voters, changes lives
October 02, 2018
For most kids who grow up in the Central Valley, the goal is to get out. But this summer, 25 UC Santa Cruz and UC Merced students turned that narrative on its head and returned home, eager to give back to their communities.
2017 CRES Newsletter
October 2, 2017
Read the latest from the CRES community, including a welcome message from Director Atanasoski, introductions to CRES faculty and student representatives, and information on courses.
The Long, Dirty History of U.S. Warmongering against North Korea
April 25, 2017
Christine Hong, associate professor of Literature and Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, contributed an article to The Progressive, giving a historical perspective to the current rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
UCSC to offer new B.A. degree in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies
June 06, 2014
Beginning this fall, students at UC Santa Cruz can now declare a major in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies (CRES), leading to a new bachelor of arts degree.
