A box on wheels built in a UCR machine shop is changing the way students see physics

Zeus, the German Shepherd, found Perla Achi at the Riverside County Animal Shelter on October 2, 2018. At the time, he was a seven-month-old pup and she was a 22-year-old biology undergrad at UC Riverside. Achi was rescued by Zeus after losing her first German Shepherd, King, to cancer earlier that year — making for a tough start to her first year at UCR. She named him Zeus because he had a way of zooming and jumping when excited. With his size, he shook the floor and made loud noises, which reminded her of the Greek god of thunder.

As the 2025 American Honey Princess and a master’s student in entomology at UC Riverside, Emilia Burnham has found a unique way to connect with schoolchildren and inspire future scientists.

Stephen Lepore’s custom glasswork keeps research moving across campus and beyond

Six UCR faculty members make Clarivate Analytics' 2025 list.

Huimin Zhang has received AFAR’s Grant for Junior Faculty

On Save NASA Science Day of Action, Steve Choi joined hundreds of scientists and advocates from across the country

Rattanan Chungsawat and Emily Ta earn Entomological Society of America awards