Policy Debate: Social Media Regulations for MinorsFriday, May 2ndSuperior Court of California, County of Riverside - Riverside Historic Courthouse This policy debate hosted by the UC Riverside School of Public Policy will discuss whether the government should prohibit minors from accessing social media.Proponents of this ban…

Shifts in U.S. Foreign Policy: Myth or Reality?Friday, March 7thSchool of Medicine, Building II, Room 205Join former U.S. Ambassador Ronald E. Neumann, Class of '66, for a seminar on the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy under President Donald Trump. Drawing from his extensive diplomatic experience in Algeria, Bahrain,…

When the Corporate Ladder Isn't Built for YouThursday, February 20thNorth District, A1010After graduating, it seemed like the world was Marianne Boules’s oyster. But despite impressive internships, she found herself stuck in a low-paying cubicle job after college, while she saw her peers landing dream positions at think tanks and…

Riverside Cleanup - Highlander Day of ServiceSaturday, February 8thDowntown Riverside Join the UCR School of Public Policy, the UCR Center for Community Solutions, Assemblymember Leticia Castillo, Riverside Ward 1 City Councilmember Philip Falcone '20, Riverside Ward 2 City Councilmember Clarissa Cervantes, and Greater…

Presley Center Internship LuncheonFriday, January 31stAlumni & Visitor's Center At this luncheon, the Presley Center of Crime & Justice Studies celebrated their 2023-2024 cohort of interns, awarding students on their dedication to advancing the cause of justice in our community and commitment to their own professional…

Drugs, Gang Violence, and Resistance in East Los Angeles Tuesday, January 28thHUB 367 With Dr. Randol Contreras, Associate Professor, UC Riverside About the Seminar:An intimate portrait of LA gang members turning to drugs, nostalgia, and religion as they age and fight to stay relevant in a new era.Once celebrated in…

New Paradigms in Intelligence Support to PolicyMonday, January 27thINTS 1113 With Gary Gomez, Research Fellow at fp21 About the Seminar:State-created categories, such as the various legal statuses into which immigrants are classified, have powerful effects over a lifetime and even multigenerational. These categories are…

Racialized Categorical Misalignment in Immigration Systems: Exclusions and InequalitiesTuesday, December 3rdINTS 1128 With Cecilia Menjívar, Distinguished Professor at UCLA About the Seminar:State-created categories, such as the various legal statuses into which immigrants are classified, have powerful effects over a…

Colorado River Shortage Impacts in Central ArizonaThursday, November 21thINTS 1109 This talk showed how a century of redlining, disinvestment, and the War on Drugs wreaked devastation on Black people and paved the way for gentrification in Washington, DC. Dr. Tanya Golash-Boza tracks the cycles of state abandonment and…

Colorado River Shortage Impacts in Central ArizonaWednesday, November 13thINTS 1111 Colorado River shortages have deep implications for water users in central Arizona because the Colorado River water delivered through Central Arizona Project canal into the Phoenix-Tucson metropolitan area is lower in priority than the…