
Tech-savvy 20-somethings increasingly join online dating sites like OkCupid and Plenty of Fish, and yet negative social stigma remain. City on a Hill Press looks at why young people are joining now, and why they do or don’t want to talk about it.

Alcohol abuse is prevalent on college campuses across the U.S., and becomes a serious problem when students become dependent. UC Santa Cruz offers different programs on campus to support students dealing with alcoholism.

Failed Freeway construction plans made Caltrans into large landlord, impacting neighborhoods and tenants in and around Hayward, Ca.

With the minimally regulated cannabis market in California, there have always been different levels of quality in product. But who defines what’s good and what’s good for you?

Last year, the American studies faculty announced their decision to dissolve their own department and suspend the major. What really happened to lead up to this, and could anything have been done?

As the UC system struggles with state funding, it becomes increasingly clear that the assistance of the private sector in supporting the UC system may become more important than it has ever been. A look at private investment in the UC system, and hopes for the future.

The recession and financial crisis that began in 2007-2008 has forced many students to take on debt. After the effects of the recession have set-in, many students are left facing a diminishing job market with immense amounts of debt.
Resources for parents with developmental disabilities are few, and many face Child Protective Services (CPS) intervention. The lack of programs representing these parents renders them an invisible population.

Alzheimer’s disease, affecting as many as 5.1 million Americans, is expensive, and resources are limited. increasingly families of those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s are taking the care of loved ones into their own hands.

As the number of self-identified multiracial people and racial lines blur, communities are being forced to reevaluate how they define race. Despite increased visibility, multiethnic individuals are asking: what do you do when you can’t check one racial box?
