Shannon Lee – whose extensive resume includes roles as author, producer and legacy-keeper of her father, martial arts icon Bruce Lee -- visited UC Merced on March 6 as a special guest speaker.
Shannon Lee – whose extensive resume includes roles as author, producer and legacy-keeper of her father, martial arts icon Bruce Lee -- visited UC Merced on March 6 as a special guest speaker.
Each spring, master’s and doctoral students across UC Merced’s 18 graduate groups are invited to contend in the campus’s Grad Slam Finals. They are given three minutes and one visual slide to present their research to a panel of non-specialist judges.
Shannon Lee, a New York Times bestselling author and the daughter of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, will share her father's messages of healing and unity Thursday, March 6, at UC Merced.
The event, which is free and open to the public, also will feature Indonesian-inspired food prepared...
The Biology Integration Institute (BII): The Institute for Symbiotic Interactions, Training and Education in the Face of a Changing Climate, or INSITE, stands out because it is supported by $12.5 million from the National Science Foundation, one of the largest NSF grants UC Merced has ever...
This story is part of a series for Black History Month. Read more stories highlighting Black excellence at UC Merced.
Men's basketball senior Myles Haynes has encountered expected and unexpected...
This story is part of a series for Black History Month. Read more stories highlighting Black excellence at UC Merced.
Men's basketball senior Myles Haynes has encountered expected and unexpected...
This story is part of a series for Black History Month. Read more stories highlighting Black excellence at UC Merced.
The night sky is filled with countless mysteries and worlds yet to be explored but that someday might be visited by spacecraft.
Physiology Professor Rudy M. Ortiz has been named this year's winner of the A. Clifford Barger Underrepresented Minority Mentorship Award by the American Physiological Society.
Todo Cambia, UC Merced’s annual Human Rights Film Festival, is about more than film this year.
