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Science to Policy Mixer

Science to Policy Mixer

With 2020 Census coming — citizenship question or not — there’s a push to count every head in Inland Empire

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By Jeff Horseman |
american education

American higher education development achievements and challenges coexist

American higher education development achievements and challenges coexist
By Wang Youran |
Is This Higher Education’s Golden Age?

Is This Higher Education’s Golden Age?

Is This Higher Education’s Golden Age?
By Steven Brint |
Is US higher education in crisis?

Is US higher education in crisis?

Is US higher education in crisis?
By Steven Brint |
In Orange County, a Republican Fortress Turns Democratic

In Orange County, a Republican Fortress Turns Democratic

In Orange County, a Republican Fortress Turns Democratic
By Adam Nagourney and Robert Gebeloff |
Science to Policy

UCR School Of Public Policy seminar discusses new Science to Policy Program

UCR School Of Public Policy seminar discusses new Science to Policy Program
By Highlander Staff |
CSI

State of Immigrants in the Inland Empire

State of Immigrants in the Inland Empire
By Center for Social Innovation |
California’s Water

California’s Water

California’s Water
By Kurt Schwabe, Ken Baerenklau |
Thousand Oaks

After Thousand Oaks Attack, A Local Professor Looks At Public Response

After Thousand Oaks Attack, A Local Professor Looks At Public Response
By Danielle Fox |
Asian American Voters

California politics must accommodate growing share of Asian-American voters

California politics must accommodate growing share of Asian-American voters
By Karthick Ramakrishnan |
Vietnamese American candidates score big in Orange County elections

Vietnamese American candidates score big in Orange County elections

Vietnamese American candidates score big in Orange County elections
By Anh Do |
As More People Move To The Inland Empire, How Is There Going To Be Enough Water?

As More People Move To The Inland Empire, How Is There Going To Be Enough Water?

As More People Move To The Inland Empire, How Is There Going To Be Enough Water?
By Shareen Awad |
Approaching the Vietnam War from another angle

Approaching the Vietnam War from another angle

Approaching the Vietnam War from another angle
By Tess Eyrich |
CSI

Exclusive poll: Southern California voters eager, emotional and, in many cases, undecided about midterm election

Exclusive poll: Southern California voters eager, emotional and, in many cases, undecided about midterm election
By Andre Mouchard |
Republicans Court Asian Voters With a New Message: End Affirmative Action

Republicans Court Asian Voters With a New Message: End Affirmative Action

Republicans Court Asian Voters With a New Message: End Affirmative Action
By Michelle Hackman |
CSI

State of Work in the Inland Empire

State of Work in the Inland Empire
By Center for Social Innovation |
Blum report

Poverty in the Inland Empire, 2001-2015

Poverty in the Inland Empire, 2001-2015
By David Brady, Zachary Parolin, Justine Ross |
Ron Loveridge Summer Fellowship

Loveridge Fellows get a crash course in state politics

Loveridge Fellows get a crash course in state politics
By Tess Eyrich |
Extreme Heat Lines Up With Spikes In Stress, Birth Problems, California Experts Find

Extreme Heat Lines Up With Spikes In Stress, Birth Problems, California Experts Find

Extreme Heat Lines Up With Spikes In Stress, Birth Problems, California Experts Find
By Sammy Caiola |
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