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U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.48（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.22 －大学ツイート San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Los Angeles, etc.）

All the below tweets are in English.
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"How can it be that members of the U.S. military are routinely denied justice by our legal system in this way?" @thehill publishes our Prof. of Business Law & Ethics Richard Custin's Op-Ed article on the #FeresDoctrine. https://t.co/S8dARHcd8s #USDbiz #USDprofessors #military pic.twitter.com/O9IKw6cnzK

— USD School of Business (@usdsba) November 15, 2018

"Think about the last time you saw a commercial for a “health” food. Chances are the star of the ad was white." @voxdotcom delves into the relationship between race and food #marketing with our Prof. of Marketing, Aarti Ivanic. https://t.co/Owg7xk7rUI #USDBiz @uofsandiego

— USD School of Business (@usdsba) October 2, 2018

Is Silence Golden? Read Professor Miller's research with Collateral Analytics on the relationship between noise and home prices https://t.co/6yI5sXvDat … via @TheMReportNews @norm_miller @Coanalytics @usdbmc @usdsba @uofsandiego #realestate #homevalue

— Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate (@USDBMC) October 11, 2018

This California ghost town could be yours for just under $1 million https://t.co/ONBrdlEG2h @uofsandiego @usdsba @usdbmc #realestate #msre #cerrogordo #lonepine

— Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate (@USDBMC) June 13, 2018

"California Rent Controls: Good Intentions with Disastrous Consequences" by Norm Miller, Hahn Chair of Real Estate Finance.

Read the full article: https://t.co/5fWnUNwvWo @norm_nmiller @uofsandiego @usdsba @usdbmc #realestate #housing #sandiego #rentcontrol pic.twitter.com/dFSw66p3SG

— Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate (@USDBMC) May 21, 2018

Professor Ev Meade shares insight on the immigration system for those seeking asylum in the United States. https://t.co/Z9bLdnEIgD

— Kroc School (@krocschool) November 27, 2018

"I worry we are losing our willingness to help those who are escaping fear, chaos, uncertainty and a violent social context," said Dean Márquez in regards to family separation at the border. Read the Dean's message here: https://t.co/ypNrDbi1oT pic.twitter.com/2MGswP9ejs

— Kroc School (@krocschool) September 13, 2018

Ev Meade, Director of USD's Trans-Border Institute at the Kroc School, has been adding insightful perspective on U.S.-Mexico immigration and asylum-seekers. See his contributions to @nbcsandiego and @voiceofsandiego here: https://t.co/fNjctgbU3S https://t.co/YOC0c2lNY5 pic.twitter.com/xhCWUi0nMe

— Kroc School (@krocschool) July 6, 2018

Another contribution from Director of @USDTBI Ev Meade, this time in a story from KPCC: Can President Trump mobilize the California National Guard for border duty? https://t.co/si0sCH1gmQ

— Kroc School (@krocschool) April 7, 2018

Everard Meade, director of the Trans Border Institute, recently weighed in on an LA Times article about illegal… https://t.co/oavV5aZb2v

— Kroc School (@krocschool) February 20, 2018

Check out this fantastic op-ed from our very own Jonathan Anomaly of the Department of Philosophy! https://t.co/7LaA2aBzHY

— USD Arts & Sciences (@usdcas) June 25, 2018

Spoke with @fox5sandiego last night about why we mourn for those we've never met (in this context: @SenJohnMcCain). @uofsandiego @usdcas @USDCommStudies #parasocial #JohnMcCain #RIPJohnMcCain #media #mediaeffects #mediapsychology pic.twitter.com/eh8q8FtKdb

— Bradley J. Bond (@bradleyjbond) August 28, 2018

Check out @WholesumHarvest and their take on fair trade: https://t.co/x14ynHy9M2

— USD Peace & Commerce (@USDCPC) March 28, 2018

Failure and innovation are inseparable twins! https://t.co/yAdTi2QGew

— USD Peace & Commerce (@USDCPC) February 20, 2018

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#USFCA @usflaw Assoc Professor @larabazelon on Gov. Brown's signing of landmark law SB1421 giving the public access to internal police investigations: "…people who were convicted unjustly and unfairly will finally get a chance to be heard." @latimes https://t.co/ylVtRJAcUt

— USF Media Relations (@USFCA_pr) October 4, 2018

https://twitter.com/USFCA_pr/status/1037102795168464896

n an attempt to clear the streets of traffic and clear the air of smog in metropolitan areas, electric bikes and electric scooters are becoming more and more popular. However, are they doing more harm than good? Professor Billy Riggs weighs in: https://t.co/1onuFqTfuu pic.twitter.com/hVBLAaQKjX

— USF Management (@USFSOM) November 28, 2018

Autonomous vehicles are expected to make their way on the San Luis Obispo and San Francisco roads within the next decade. Professor Billy Riggs shares his opinion. Check it out here:https://t.co/NBj8aZzHGY pic.twitter.com/7EEWUamc9c

— USF Management (@USFSOM) September 12, 2018

Professor Billy Rigs co-authored a Planning Advisory Service Report about how autonomous vehicles will change and improve the future of transportation. Check it out here:https://t.co/o0sgPhDncA pic.twitter.com/LRYl4HjyXn

— USF Management (@USFSOM) September 7, 2018

Mass transit is taking on a whole new name in Austin, Texas. Say hello to Hydroloop technology! Professor Billy Riggs weighs in. Read about it here:https://t.co/UruVaPxBPt pic.twitter.com/wgnoqqhcu8

— USF Management (@USFSOM) September 7, 2018

Professor Billy Riggs co-authored an article on how self-driving cars will propel the future and change how we travel. Check it out: https://t.co/VFGo2MDjAc

— USF Management (@USFSOM) September 5, 2018

School of Management professor Billy Riggs was featured in a recent Washington Post article on New York's new law for ride-hailing services. Read about it here: https://t.co/mXI1X3vryJ

— USF Management (@USFSOM) August 21, 2018

New op-ed by #USFCA @usflaw Alice Kaswan "Trump rolls back clean car standards as air quality worsens" https://t.co/VxBgwxrj0D

— CRASE (@CRASEusf) October 29, 2018

#USFCA @usflaw Bill Ong Hing quoted in @sfchronicle article "Trump asks Supreme Court to bypass lower courts and rule on DACA" https://t.co/2XnPZKp9PU

— CRASE (@CRASEusf) November 13, 2018

In her new piece on the @CPRBlog, #USFLaw Professor Alice Kaswan advises state climate policy-makers to lead with a vision, not a tax. Read it here: https://t.co/4LFQ8jy4cX

— USF School of Law (@usflaw) November 29, 2018

#USFLaw profs Julie Nice, @mayamanian , @lukeboso, Bill Ong Hing, and Jacqueline Brown Scott weigh in on President Trump’s proposal to end birthright citizenship. https://t.co/uLeP85lBDb

— USF School of Law (@usflaw) October 31, 2018

#USFLaw Prof. Alice Kaswan published an op-ed in @FresnoBee about the Trump administration’s handling of clean car standards. Read it here: https://t.co/2S2J9GpG0T pic.twitter.com/MM3wajuXMk

— USF School of Law (@usflaw) October 29, 2018

#USFLaw Professor @mayamanian in the @nytimes on the future of abortion rights. https://t.co/bIjrCOp6O9

— USF School of Law (@usflaw) October 23, 2018

#USFLaw Professors @larabazelon and @KateChatfield ’06 co-authored an op-ed in today’s @latimes, weighing in on California's felony murder rule, saying that the broad application of the rule has led to countless wrongful convictions. Read more: https://t.co/rRmNwWyFuN

— USF School of Law (@usflaw) August 20, 2018

Professor Bill Hing, director of the Immigration and Deportation Defense Clinic, spoke with @nbcnews on the U.S.-Vietnam repatriation agreement that excludes Vietnamese nationals who arrived prior to 1995 from being subject to deportation. Read more: https://t.co/d1juzBJ4wo

— USF School of Law (@usflaw) May 23, 2018

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Janet Yellen, former chair of the Federal Reserve and the first woman to hold the post, spoke to a sold-out crowd at #USFCA about her experience managing the financial crisis of 2008. Read what she said about presidential interference: https://t.co/IwzBvROsKg pic.twitter.com/8iC7iHD3lh

— University of San Francisco (@usfca) October 1, 2018

What are the dangers of #ArtificialIntelligence in our brave new world of #selfdriving cars? New in #MediaMentions, our Dir. Tech Ethics Brian Green interviewed: https://t.co/mkuhoBKM7Q pic.twitter.com/48e7hnDn5W

— SCU Ethics Center (@scuethics) November 7, 2018

Our 2017-18 #AnnualReport is here! Includes special messages from outgoing and incoming exec directors Kirk Hanson & @DonHeider, focus on #Ethics and #AI,# DiversityDialogues, and #FreeSpeech and Civil Discourse. And thanks to our supporters! https://t.co/V9qwX2c9Te pic.twitter.com/Zch35kP161

— SCU Ethics Center (@scuethics) October 10, 2018

Santa Clara Law Professor Deep Gulasekaram co-authored an op-ed for @thehill newspaper on presidential immigration power titled: “The perilous stakes of immigration law by executive fiat.” Read it here: https://t.co/8Y1AoafXIr

— Santa Clara Law (@santaclaralaw) November 29, 2018

Mississippians are voting today for their next U.S. Senator in a run-off election between Mike Espy JD '78 and Cindy Hyde-Smith. Read more about the race here: https://t.co/VEoEsH3gGp

— Santa Clara Law (@santaclaralaw) November 26, 2018

In case you didn't catch 60 minutes last week, hear what former Santa Clara Law student Max Schrems had to say about his work on the GDPR: https://t.co/pZw4UPOLnm and see if you can spot Charney Hall around the 7 min mark!

— Santa Clara Law (@santaclaralaw) November 19, 2018

The meaning of "when" is being debated today at #SCOTUS. Read more about #Nielsen v. Preap here: https://t.co/bzZa0bpRlZ

— Santa Clara Law (@santaclaralaw) October 17, 2018

Read Santa Clara Law Professor Catherine Sandoval's in depth article on the importance of #NetNeutrality https://t.co/dGSd5GtH01

— Santa Clara Law (@santaclaralaw) October 11, 2018

Free speech in the fog of scientific uncertainty https://t.co/UlZNAC1VOE

— Santa Clara Law (@santaclaralaw) August 30, 2017

Professor @colleen_chien authors the first of a series of posts for the Patently-O blog. The first is on the impact of 101 on patent prosecution.https://t.co/ftJ57CoS2P

— High Tech Law Inst. (@SCUHTLI) October 22, 2018

Privacy Law Fellow Lydia de la Torre published an editorial about the hypocrisy of politicians who publicly remonstrate about protecting consumer privacy while their campaigns quietly invade consumer privacy https://t.co/wq0ExYuO83

— SCUPrivacy (@SCUPrivacy) October 13, 2018

More on @MillerSocent: The SEM (Social Entrepreneurship at the Margins) accelerator program has a "game plan to grow." Learn more about the program's future & gain insight into the story of a Berkeley coffee shop with an outstanding mission (@1951Coffee): https://t.co/fGWDS6aH7p

— Santa Clara Univ (@SantaClaraUniv) November 28, 2018

Viewpoint: "On the Ethics of Hysteria." Ryvenna Lewis and Sara Tangdall, both of @scuethics, evaluate anger and hysteria in today's society, and women as catalysts for change. "It is high emotion which motivates major social change." Read more: https://t.co/jSaqipVS42

— Santa Clara Univ (@SantaClaraUniv) November 9, 2018

"We need the engagement of all 'the people' to have a healthy democracy. Not just the ones who think like we do." Thought Leader article by Ann Skeet, Director of Leadership Ethics (@scuethics) highlights how important it is to counter our own biases. https://t.co/su9nEJBiN9

— Santa Clara Univ (@SantaClaraUniv) October 24, 2018

Alum, author, and Goodwill Ambassador for UNHCR (@Refugees) Khaled Hosseini ('88) talked with @TIME as part of the magazine's 7 Questions Series. Hosseini describes inspiration for his new novel, the power of storytelling, his family's heritage, & empathy. https://t.co/M7D0fOWKQD

— Santa Clara Univ (@SantaClaraUniv) October 13, 2018

"The California bill may protect consumers and content providers, but also indirectly hurts them as ISPs struggle to comply and innovate." @NelsonGranados discusses California's net neutrality rules with @Forbes. https://t.co/SY2gjWWQ4j

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) September 5, 2018

Stuck in #LA traffic? Check out Social Currency, a marketing podcast by Graziadio alumni Jessica Jenson (MBA '06) and Tuck Ross (MBA '06): https://t.co/CwBos8GPdg pic.twitter.com/QZrZl60xJR

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) August 30, 2018

Small business cash flow is on the rise: check out our latest survey with @DnBUS, featured in @pymnts. https://t.co/ol9HpaTbos

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) July 3, 2018

"Companies that make money leveraging data must put trust back into the center of their business models." Dr. Charla Griffy-Brown, Professor of Information Systems Technology Management, discusses cybercrime with @SmBizDaily. https://t.co/7TnFX3zHw7

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) June 26, 2018

"More than one-third of employed millennials surveyed said they believed that within 20 years, machines would be able to do the job they…do today." Dr. David Smith, Associate Professor of Economics, discusses our #MillennialMobilityStudy with @Forbes: https://t.co/Q9G2KnBPvy

— Pepperdine Graziadio Business School (@GraziadioSchool) April 25, 2018

.@GraziadioSchool finds 2018 has been a bit of a roller coaster for small businesses seeking external #finance: https://t.co/1C102bxSrQ #smallbusiness

— PYMNTS (@pymnts) October 8, 2018

Several School of Law @PeppAlum across the country were elected into public office during this year’s midterm elections. See a full list here: https://t.co/5y2bLcLwLZ pic.twitter.com/Zb3w5ckZ0u

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) November 30, 2018

Pop quiz: Which part of the federal government is tasked with preventing cyber interference in our elections? Read prof. @derektmuller, “Cyber Interference in Elections and Federal Agency Action” — @HarvLRev Blog https://t.co/0iMBiVzRyx pic.twitter.com/mkM3Pii9ra

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 29, 2018

"Can he do that?" Professor @JRBProf on @KPCC Radio this morning discusses possibility of a border shut down https://t.co/ywzkoUIFnY

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 26, 2018

Prof. @derektmuller presented “Partisan Gerrymandering and the Political Process” at @howardlawschool https://t.co/8QuePBWWWT pic.twitter.com/7KDO43vtKz

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 16, 2018

"Who am I, and how can I lead?" Managing Director of the @StrausInstitute Sukhsimranjit Singh tackles these questions in his @TEDx Talk, "Made in India." https://t.co/nWbcLcroli

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 16, 2018

In a @nytimes op-ed, Prof. Barry McDonald answers, “Should the Supreme Court Matter So Much?” https://t.co/fXpCzoisnC pic.twitter.com/ZfTiNCBaCu

— Pepperdine Law (@PeppLaw) October 12, 2018

Loyola's @TheCoelhoCenter founder and former U.S. Congressman Tony Coelho, #ADA author, discussing his friend President George H.W. Bush's impact on disability rights on @KPCC's @AirTalk. Listen live: https://t.co/j6pnVZ1t33. Read Coelho's statement: https://t.co/sNFeVX3z8r pic.twitter.com/xr1bJyA74a

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) December 3, 2018

"We must recommit to being a country where everyone is valued, where people with disabilities can fully contribute and where all can thrive," writes @TheCoelhoCenter Dir Katherine Perez in @nytimes op-ed, "Trump’s New Wall to Keep Out the Disabled" Read: https://t.co/OrsQ1ZNCV5

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) November 29, 2018

Did you miss #LLS Prof @KWestFaulcon on @AirTalk discussing Trump ending birthright citizenship? Catch the replay: https://t.co/rUKNuAUoaX

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) November 9, 2018

Read more about our students' amazing work today for #Election2018! #HearYourVoteRoar https://t.co/gEO76hRRKq

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) November 6, 2018

"Justices are not apolitical. But even in these polarized times, we demand that they be nonpartisan," writes Prof @_justinlevitt_ in new @latimes op-ed, "Blame Kavanaugh’s naked partisanship for this mess." Read it: https://t.co/mZPgtboB6M

— Loyola Law School (@LoyolaLawSchool) October 9, 2018

Jessica Levinson : Jim Acosta and CNN's legal battle with Trump is far from over. Here's what happens next. My latest on ⁦@NBCNewsTHINK⁩ https://t.co/m96i8QE0Ao

— Jessica Levinson (@LevinsonJessica) November 19, 2018

When I Interviewed @_justinlevitt_ for my story on #Gerrymandering gerrymandering, he talked about the importance of voting, The production crew had a tear in their eyes. Take a listen- #vote #Election2018 @kcet @LoyolaLawSchool https://t.co/cCHek5FsII

— karen foshay (@karenfoshay) November 7, 2018

"We're in the place where we have record low unemployment. The nation's factories are humming. The logistics sector is booming," @UofRedlands professor Johannes Moenius tells @johnyangtv. "But this train can also run at high speed against a wall." #futureofwork pic.twitter.com/6mjuylhfc3

— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) December 5, 2018

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California Vol.19 (UCLA, University of Southern California, Pepperdine University, etc.)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.47（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.21 －大学ツイート UC Hastings, Stanford, University of Southern California）

All the below tweets are in English.
さて、あと少しですが、今日は、UC Hastings と、スタンフォード、南カリフォルニア大のツイートをご紹介します。

Ep 10 of #TempestTossed is LIVE: Two actions of the Trump Administration have sought to make it practically impossible for women who are victims of intimate partner violence to be granted asylum. Learn the latest with Kate Jastram of @UCHastingsLaw https://t.co/yEIaBrlSh9

— Zolberg Institute (@ZolbergInst) November 27, 2018

"This president, who likes to proclaim himself a law-and-order president, is proposing things that clearly contradict our domestic law," said CGRS Director @KarenMusalo. From @NPRJoel and @HorsleyScott: https://t.co/rrm7pVImdJ

— CGRS (@CGRShastings) November 2, 2018

Close to a DOZEN local law professors at @UCHastingsLaw @BerkeleyLaw @StanfordLaw @usflaw + @santaclaralaw contacted by @KQEDNews REJECT the president's idea. Story here: https://t.co/8js4P8eyr7

— Ted Goldberg (@TedrickG) October 31, 2018

Asking police department applicants if they have ever been sexually assaulted is completely outrageous – and illegal. It's a good step that the policy has been banned https://t.co/tUN4fKPj56

— Joan C. Williams (@JoanCWilliams) October 22, 2018

Read @UCHastingsLaw prof @KeitnerLaw on #Khashoggi and consular immunity on @just_security: https://t.co/QKo6rDqYah

— Scott Dodson (@ProfDodson) October 18, 2018

“There is no evidence that California’s high bar protects the public, and considerable reasons to believe it actually makes our lawyers less competitive.” Op-Ed by UC Hastings Dean @DavidFaigman with Deans of @UCLALaw & @USanDiegoLaw: https://t.co/zJQAokfqc1 via @latimesopinion

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) November 29, 2018

“Marijuana delivery jobs, under state regulations that took effect in January, must be filled by regular employees, not contractors,” reports @meliarobin. Prof @veenadubal comments: https://t.co/pzwaWwjNcN via @sfchronicle #marijuanalaw #laborlaw

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) November 28, 2018

"…if we don’t get a handle on the perverse incentives operating throughout the system, we may be pricing ourselves and our economy into oblivion." Prof @RobinCFeldman on the high cost of prescription drugs https://t.co/BO0pa33NGI via @washingtonpost

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) November 26, 2018

“It’s time to listen up,” writes Prof ⁦@JoanCWilliams⁩. “The only effective antidote to a populism interlaced with racism is a populism that isn’t.” Via ⁦@TheAtlantic⁩ https://t.co/gW6gDDkiN6

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) November 20, 2018

One lawsuit, Grace v. Sessions, was filed by the @ACLU and the Center for Gender and Refugee Studies (@CGRShastings) at UC Hastings. https://t.co/rFzuvwk0bs via @NPR

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) November 19, 2018

Prof @frankhwu for @DiverseIssues: How Do We Persuade the New Asian Alt-Right? https://t.co/OX9iP81yDm

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) November 15, 2018

Democrats don’t need to choose between working-class white voters and the old Obama coalition, says Prof @JoanCWilliams. They have the money and grassroots energy to reach out to both in all parts of the country. https://t.co/CQPCFdGwWR via @joegarofoli @sfchronicle

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) November 11, 2018

Prof ⁦@veenadubal⁩: “It’s outrageous that a company like Amazon requires these contractors to sit, unpaid, to watch detailed videos on how to make deliveries, on how to scan packages at every step of the process, but does not…” https://t.co/MKzVUiQpbT

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) November 1, 2018

What Are the Consequences of the Trump Administration’s Recent Treaty Withdrawals? https://t.co/AN7iWAi22F Prof @KeitnerLaw via @just_security

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) October 22, 2018

“I’ve never heard of a litigant daring to tell the court if you don’t go with my schedule, I’m going to tell the authorities,” says Prof David Levine. “It seems pretty arrogant.” #DACA #immigration https://t.co/xMLphN5QRj

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) October 17, 2018

Listen: Prof @JoanCWilliams joins @NPR host Shankar Vedantam on @HiddenBrain with @thomasuylu @taranoelleboyle and @ucsandiego's Marisa Abrajano to "explore two competing perspectives on Trump supporters and their motivations." https://t.co/NPAdOggwcB

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) October 15, 2018

Judge: Trump administration can't tie funding to immigration (from @AP) Prof Levine comments: https://t.co/wT8WuQ7Js8

— UC Hastings Law School (@UCHastingsLaw) October 6, 2018

"In a democratic society, wherever we see the exercise of power in a public setting, the response it deserves is not gratitude but scrutiny." – @robreich https://t.co/fAyHYLLIGQ

— Stanford University (@Stanford) December 4, 2018

A second solar-generating plant, to be built in the next three years, will complete Stanford's transition to clean power. https://t.co/S4t450vgJz

— Stanford University (@Stanford) December 3, 2018

From 2007 to 2010, the U.S. built an additional 548 miles of fencing across the U.S.-Mexico border. It came at a high cost to American taxpayers and only minimally reduced unauthorized Mexican migration, according to new @SIEPR research. https://t.co/HNhVpXdbKb

— Stanford University (@Stanford) November 18, 2018

"Though we pay high prices for some drugs of high value, we also pay high prices for drugs of little value," @StanfordLaw's Michelle Mello says. "The U.S. stands virtually alone in this." https://t.co/ryrXcm2m5v

— Stanford University (@Stanford) November 13, 2018

"When people can conduct their entire lives on their phone, they wonder why they have to go to a 19th century polling place to cast a ballot." – @StanfordLaw's Nathaniel Persily https://t.co/0ZwjGnErcc

— Stanford University (@Stanford) November 12, 2018

In a forum at @SIEPR last week, @JerryBrownGov discussed #climatechange, nuclear conflict and other "potential game changers" for California and the nation: https://t.co/8LnFtyX0uO pic.twitter.com/fHfXAa0z4C

— Stanford University (@Stanford) November 11, 2018

Between 1946 and 1958, the U.S. Navy detonated 63 nuclear bombs in the Marshall Islands. PhD student Elora López is working with an interdisciplinary team to investigate the ecological legacy. https://t.co/MkcK3QS9Sf

— Stanford University (@Stanford) November 5, 2018

"Equalizing turnout across the population would be the single best thing we could do for our democracy, and probably for our country in the near term," Adam Bonica tells @UpshotNYT. https://t.co/9O7BISAYGG

— Stanford University (@Stanford) November 4, 2018

In a new poll of California voters by Stanford scholars, 83 percent of respondents said they plan to cast ballots in the #midterms. https://t.co/kMzlbP1PHD

— Stanford University (@Stanford) November 3, 2018

"Many people are skeptical that protests matter to electoral outcomes, but our paper finds that they have a profound effect on voter behavior." https://t.co/0oDFMR3rmq

— Stanford University (@Stanford) November 1, 2018

Quantum leaps in both data and computing power have given big companies a consistent edge in raising capital more cheaply, @StanfordGSB's Juliane Begenau argues. https://t.co/j5A9GUC7yh

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 30, 2018

Americans are increasingly falling behind when it comes to attaining two prominent predictors of financial security later in life: homeownership and retirement savings, a @LongevityCenter study shows. https://t.co/faRzSCNgjb

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 28, 2018

These small flying robots, inspired by wasps, can perch, move objects 40 times their weight, and — when they work together — even open doors. https://t.co/kYJ90CQTwG pic.twitter.com/BinuUovOhK

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 27, 2018

"Hand and Eye: Contemporary Reflections of East Asian Ceramic Traditions," on view through Dec. 14 in the East Asia Library, features historic and contemporary works by Japanese, American and Stanford artists. https://t.co/xMkGqEYNtk

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 25, 2018

"A democracy, on the one hand, is supposed to effectively capture the wishes of those of us currently living in the country. So how do you reconcile that with authoritative appeals to the past?" https://t.co/rizxlCgeYL

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 22, 2018

Urban water systems in California and elsewhere face a time of reckoning — "but with good decisions, we should be in good shape," Richard Luthy says. https://t.co/viPPpzsQIR

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 22, 2018

Carbon dividends, @HooverInst's George Shultz and Ted Halstead write, “would incentivize socially beneficial behavior based on a formula that makes intuitive sense: the more you pollute, the more you pay; the less you pollute, the more you come out ahead.” https://t.co/3JUoaMnwk6

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 15, 2018

Small shifts in commute times — just 20 minutes earlier or later — can make a considerable impact on the day’s congestion in highly trafficked urban areas. Should we pay drivers to make them? https://t.co/7kgmZleB0W

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 14, 2018

International polling shows that more than 82 percent of people support a transition to 100 percent clean renewable energy, @mzjacobson tells @TheTakeaway's @tanzinavega. https://t.co/bDXlBnrxio

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 13, 2018

As an intern at the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, Rachel Hirshman got to see firsthand what it takes to coordinate four branches of the military in one of the most socially, economically and geopolitically diverse parts of the world. https://t.co/gIA9IvWU3Z

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 9, 2018

Rent control "may seem like a solution in the short run, but in the long run it really hurts renters and the rental market," @SIEPR's Rebecca Diamond says. (The study: https://t.co/YZTp2MahX5) https://t.co/6z4QPiC0fm

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 6, 2018

"If the FCC doesn’t have authority to adopt #netneutrality rules then it can’t prevent the states from adopting their own net neutrality rules," @StanfordLaw's Barbara van Schewick says. https://t.co/kU346nl59Z

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 2, 2018

The interview begins with a simple but provocative prompt: “Tell me the story of your life.” https://t.co/McxlxxkGKj

— Stanford University (@Stanford) October 2, 2018

When individuals own their personal data, privacy, productivity and economic well-being are optimized, a @StanfordGSB working paper suggests. https://t.co/Gn2l9iTXdl

— Stanford University (@Stanford) September 29, 2018

In today's @WSJ, @USCMarshall professor Larry Harris explains why a strong #dollar is good for America. https://t.co/bHRnBLfObr

— USC Marshall (@USCMarshall) November 19, 2018

The holidays are fast approaching. But nothing moves fast on LA streets during the holidays. @CrosstownLA gives us the details of what to expect https://t.co/8buPgUnyLc @avamachanews @gabekahn pic.twitter.com/Go6IoKoOq3

— USC Annenberg (@USCAnnenberg) November 20, 2018

Join us live in conversation with @symonedsanders, @gentrycollins, @jilledarling, @taddevine, Bill Carrick and @bobshrum on "What Happened to the Blue Wave?" https://t.co/APp6J88kSv Our Post-Election Conference is in full swing. pic.twitter.com/dS7KJymJ8I

— USC Center for the Political Future (@USCPolFuture) November 16, 2018

The latest @USCDornsife/@latimes poll shows Democrats & Trump opponents are significantly happier about the #Midterms2018 outcome than are Republicans & Trump voters. Trump “clearly played a big role” in the outcome, said Center director @BobShrum Read at: https://t.co/UVmhx7Gmm2 pic.twitter.com/OK5dX0dh3u

— USC Center for the Political Future (@USCPolFuture) November 16, 2018

https://twitter.com/dailytrojan/status/1059868019587997698

Teachers, educators and community leaders–inspire your students to be #StrongerThanHate and take a stand against acts of hatred, discrimination and violence. Sign up for our free classroom resources today https://t.co/aqmC27A2lz https://t.co/MCTSMY4GDT

— USC Shoah Foundation (@USCShoahFdn) November 13, 2018

#StrongerthanHate has been the tagline for @USCShoahFdn program to fight intolerance.

It's since been adopted as a motto for Pittsburgh.

On @GDLA, their exec. dir. tells us how YOU TOO can be #StrongerThanHate

More: https://t.co/USjvVzpmL6 pic.twitter.com/J49rGfyNQU

— Elex Michaelson (@Elex_Michaelson) October 31, 2018

#ElectionDay is here! #GoVote!
Check out our latest blog post to meet @USC PhD students who study voting and politics day in, day out: https://t.co/MGBFNx0z9p #USCPhDSpotlight pic.twitter.com/6HKHxf2wzF

— USC Graduate School (@USCGradSchool) November 6, 2018

.@USC #GouldLaw Prof Jody Armour was interviewed on @AirTalk today https://t.co/HbOjWCJBYM

— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) December 3, 2018

.@USC #GouldLaw Prof Niels Frenzen, director of @USCimmclinic explains new federal court ruling that says Trump administration MUST accept asylum claims from migrants coming into the US https://t.co/DFORD3PcfS via @taketwo

— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) November 21, 2018

.@USC #GouldLaw Prof Niels Frenzen, director of @usc_immclinic said: “The House of Representatives will be able to control appropriations to a large extent. For example, by refusing to allow federal money for deployment at the border.” https://t.co/LIsA0aukCe

— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) November 20, 2018

In an op-ed for @Slate, @USC #GouldLaw Prof Sam Erman writes "Trump’s Birthright Threat Is Real: Just look at what the United States is doing to American Samoans" https://t.co/NZUSjwBNx5

— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) November 14, 2018

"House Democrats, who won their majority largely by hewing to pocketbook issues such as health care and taxes, can do some real governance by using their power to tax to propose actual tax legislation." — @USC #GouldLaw Prof Ed McCaffery https://t.co/oefY1o0nUL

— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) November 7, 2018

.@USC #GouldLaw Prof Jean Reisz @jereisz was interviewed by @KPCC about immigration court confusion on Halloween day https://t.co/1yVjubQuNg

— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) November 5, 2018

My @USCGouldLaw convo with “the most transformational politician elected to an executive-type position in 50 years in America,” D.A. Larry Krasner, Philadelphia’s new DA, who is reinventing the role of the prosecutor. https://t.co/VE712Crfcs

— Jody David Armour (@NiggaTheory) December 2, 2018

ICYMI: Should #California implement a major #tax hike on high-end money managers? @DanielMorain @CALmatters + Charles Swenson, professor of accounting @USC’s Leventhal School of Accounting join us to discuss https://t.co/sNYTOmX8yE

— AirTalk (@AirTalk) December 1, 2018

Engineers @USC are working on artificial intelligence that can more accurately predict traffic patterns https://t.co/LGesMxogtG

— AAU (@AAUniversities) October 29, 2018

“Trees really are our front-line adaptation to a warming climate. To adapt, that means having tree canopy, having shade, having the ability to mitigate the effects of a warming city.” —@travislongcore on the significance of trees to LA's health. Via @LAmag https://t.co/hBvUS1dSK1

— USC Dornsife (@USCDornsife) November 15, 2018

Heading into tomorrow's #ElectionDay, self-described independents favor Democratic control of Congress this year by 62% to 38%, according to a new @USCDornsife/@LATimes Poll. CC: @USCPolFuture https://t.co/CeMGmL9cSq

— USC Dornsife (@USCDornsife) November 5, 2018

Novelist and professor @viet_t_nguyen of @USCDornsife writes the cover essay for the upcoming issue of TIME magazine: https://t.co/pWLnQVGAux

— USC Office of the Provost (@uscprovost) November 15, 2018

.@USCGouldLaw professor warns that after disasters, distraught people tend to fall prey to those participating in ambulance chasing. https://t.co/Rd1PRFNWvp

— USC (@USC) December 1, 2018

How much would the shut-down of the U.S. – Mexico border cost? A @CREATE_USC study reveals the staggering costshttps://t.co/i5qx8YCGhP

— USC (@USC) November 30, 2018

Bird is the word, but apparently not in safety as @KeckMedUSC researchers found on Bird’s Instagram.https://t.co/SjscJ5LUoz

— USC (@USC) November 30, 2018

By documenting the transitions the lake has undergone, @USCArchitecture researcher suggests a way forward for those hoping to bring other environments back from the brink. https://t.co/czhimItKmT

— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018

Do you believe it’s reasonable to edit the genetics of your unborn child? @KeckMedUSC’s researcher weighs in on the debate.https://t.co/DMxvUiJGVr

— USC (@USC) November 29, 2018

A look at the environmental and health effects of the California wildfires https://t.co/EluPO8veiI pic.twitter.com/rtA1R2tRKI

— USC (@USC) November 20, 2018

A wildfire expert in the @USCDornsife says there are steps California can take to prepare itself for more wildfires, but some of them won’t be easy. https://t.co/1yNfUsR69m

— USC (@USC) November 15, 2018

Hate festers and turns violent when good people remain silent. – Steven J. Ross, @USCDornsife https://t.co/66WyeVMEtB

— USC (@USC) November 7, 2018

A recent survey from @USCDornsife found that 55% are financially coping and 17% are financially vulnerable. https://t.co/UHpGq0lFgf

— USC (@USC) November 7, 2018

What do USC experts have to say about the midterm elections? https://t.co/3X2nWH0gDo #TrojansVote pic.twitter.com/oLNdAFJRrs

— USC (@USC) November 6, 2018

A big chunk of the electorate is the "hold your nose and vote" brigade — those who don’t like either party or its leaders. They're leaning toward Democrats in the midterm elections, says latest @USCDornsife/@latimes poll https://t.co/7yCnokSmWZ

— USC (@USC) October 29, 2018

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— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) December 7, 2018

cf. 1月13日追加
California Vol.15 (University of California, Irvine / Santa Barbara / Hastings)
California Vol.19 (UCLA, University of Southern California, Pepperdine University, etc.)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.46（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.20 －大学ツイート UC LA (Los Angeles) & Berkeley）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、 UCLA と UCバークレーのツイートを貼っておきます。
6日、40個ほど追加しました。
なお、この大学ツイート特集に限りませんが、専門家等によるこういう政策議論がありますというご紹介として、あまりに極端なもの等を除いて当サイトに貼っています。その結果、それらの党派色が見えることがありますが、いつも書いておりますように政治的意図等は一切ありませんし、政治的影響も無いと判断しております。

To strengthen a significant California climate policy, @ucla legal researchers are offering guidance for policymakers to address four challenges that would help the state further reduce carbon pollution from transport fuels.https://t.co/Hi7VfXCoAk

— UC (@UofCalifornia) July 6, 2018

An opioid epidemic may be looming in Mexico — and the U.S. may be partly responsible. https://t.co/gzUkCB5jLW pic.twitter.com/nQ2AKxnn4g

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 29, 2018

Expert panel dissects the higher Latino turnout in the 2018 midterm elections. https://t.co/Nv69aY544i pic.twitter.com/Q69X0mZWjX

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 21, 2018

Without electric grid upgrades, heat-related power #outages in L.A. County are guaranteed by midcentury… but here are some recommendations to avoid them. https://t.co/leJv58110O pic.twitter.com/qPfkCSzhzd

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 14, 2018

UCLA researchers and partners work with sushi restaurants to reduce seafood fraud. #Sushi https://t.co/5osRPe8rzn pic.twitter.com/yg1PeeGA3L

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 8, 2018

9 in 10 Californians have health insurance, but federal policy changes signal turbulence ahead. https://t.co/lkXLkSEVLk pic.twitter.com/nuJhtYSTXe

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 31, 2018

The internet was born 49 years ago on this day at UCLA. The first message was sent by Leonard Kleinrock via ARPANET to colleagues at the Stanford Research Institute. #HappyInternetDay https://t.co/nzHLC9qwYf pic.twitter.com/AQ2zYDyNjo

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 29, 2018

UCLA faculty voice: Five myths about the 2016 election, with political science professor Lynn @Vavreck. https://t.co/NZXJh3GXnx pic.twitter.com/y3X3zDdIbt

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 12, 2018

Several options to address L.A.'s affordable housing crisis… informed by what worked last time.
From the UCLA Luskin Center for History and Policy. https://t.co/Ncs65dp9sy pic.twitter.com/BgAoTZ3aqW

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 1, 2018

After 10 years of expansion, UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts an economic slowdown on the horizon. https://t.co/POpUwYoZE3 pic.twitter.com/OtUA5WrbXu

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 26, 2018

Happy #NationalVoterRegistrationDay!
UCLA students now have an online tool making it easier to register to #vote. #VoterReg2018 https://t.co/mvvVMxjl4s pic.twitter.com/SC7FqXlp7U

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 25, 2018

Some algal blooms are harmful; a new mobile device developed at UCLA could make it easier to predict them. https://t.co/VuFfdkYnZU pic.twitter.com/sD0q1gnjoK

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 21, 2018

Plans to change federal Medi-Cal funding could force some California counties to slash health coverage, says a new @UCLAchpr study. https://t.co/LVy4zmbuH2 pic.twitter.com/BwnKJ5PcKY

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 18, 2018

UCLA's impact on the California economy is $11.06 billion.
(And as L.A. County's fourth largest employer, UCLA supports more than 72,000 full-time jobs.)
https://t.co/VpzSCneKVN pic.twitter.com/OzdojypiZk

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 11, 2018

A UCLA analysis found the Affordable Care Act #ACA reduced health care disparities among Latino groups in CA.https://t.co/78QpduL9P8 pic.twitter.com/r6TlYyARxs

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 5, 2018

Requiring insurance companies to pay for vaccinations given at retail pharmacies could help prevent the spread of deadly communicable diseases, UCLA study finds. https://t.co/uf4q9hXvka pic.twitter.com/hMongNJtxc

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) August 30, 2018

"The first thing that we need is transparency and accountability from the [#socialmedia] platforms." UCLA professor @ubiquity75 interviewed on @BBCNewsnight. https://t.co/hOsToDNWHD

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) August 28, 2018

UCLA study finds that furniture from China contributes to deforestation in central Africa and that United States consumers are a driving force https://t.co/U66V57WrJJ pic.twitter.com/LAmBXblQoQ

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) July 17, 2018

UCLA Anderson Forecast sees economy moving ahead ― for now https://t.co/shqGQTgDl8 pic.twitter.com/PsZqp1uaa2

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) June 13, 2018

Autocrats are on the rise while democracy is facing multiple threats, says Rep. @AdamSchiffCA in lecture at UCLA. https://t.co/JyWpyLy4GL pic.twitter.com/tAHz7DMPNo

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) June 4, 2018

#UCLA researchers say the Tune In & Tune Up program, one of the first transportation programs to achieve efficiency, equity and environmental objectives, has benefited #California’s San Joaquin Valley. Read more here: https://t.co/rkdlOLVJ28. pic.twitter.com/arsvmEjuhK

— UCLA Alumni (@UCLA_Alumni) July 11, 2018

Free rides to the polls will test the transit and turnout connection https://t.co/gBkr2yckcu via @Curbed. pic.twitter.com/OSqkLFALW7

— UCLA Transportation (@UCLACommute) November 5, 2018

Need a better way to get to @UCLA? Find all of your commuting options with our brand new trip planner! Try it out and see if you can reduce your commute. https://t.co/zqWJcbJVlB

— UCLA Transportation (@UCLACommute) October 16, 2018

Can California find a sustainable solution to thehousing and homelessness crisis? @UCLA's Stephanie Pincetl joined @PBSSoCal's "Sustaining California" to explore the problem with @davidnazarnews. https://t.co/3JakYC84z3 pic.twitter.com/88q1wn4oxZ

— UCLA Inst. of the Environment and Sustainability (@UCLAIoES) August 27, 2018

In his latest op-ed for @TheHill, @DrJEFielding, professor-in-residence in #UCLAFSPH's Department of Health Policy and Management, addresses the lack of U.S. leadership on #breastfeeding and how Congress can fix it: https://t.co/ou2GUIQVTP pic.twitter.com/suVJQwaNGT

— UCLA Fielding School (@UCLAFSPH) August 21, 2018

This video provides a great overview of UCLA’s impact on the local and state economy. https://t.co/ms7AqQLiH2

— Gene Block (@UCLAchancellor) October 24, 2018

Very proud of our partnerships with @CalCommColleges, expanding opportunity to even more talented transfer students from throughout California. https://t.co/2IJQsz2RRT

— Gene Block (@UCLAchancellor) July 12, 2018

How do you measure the real estate market's current and future health? For Paul Habibi @uclaanderson, it's not just sales and prices. Consider inventory, local infrastructure and local market economy to help gauge potential appreciation. https://t.co/wD2giFRgvq pic.twitter.com/4zESzPLVJH

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) June 6, 2018

For the second event in a joint series between UCLA Anderson and Zócalo Public Square, Anderson economist Ed Leamer joined a panel discussion to discuss, “What Will Trump’s Trade Wars Do to the U.S. Economy?”

Read more: https://t.co/2Tta7B03UA #WhyAnderson | #UCLAAnderson pic.twitter.com/wWNT4qSm4T

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) May 10, 2018

How @uclaanderson's Economist Edward Leamer is trying to measure the impact of #minimumwage increases. https://t.co/wRzWwGNTbr pic.twitter.com/qp03ehcPV1

— UCLA Anderson Review (@AndersonReview) October 5, 2018

Italy's economic malaise can be traced to the lack of gains in business productivity, which, as economic research shows, is the most important determinant of an economy's long-term performance.
– @uclaanderson's Bruno Pellegrinohttps://t.co/HhXRZCprdp

— UCLA Anderson Review (@AndersonReview) June 20, 2018

.@Emmett_UCLALaw’s Ann Carlson & @CaraHorowitz talk to @InsideClimate re: Trump’s assault on the science behind new climate assessment report by Fed Govt & its findings that #climatechange is real. https://t.co/e1ssgCfURt

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 30, 2018

.@Emmett_UCLALaw’s Ann Carlson tells @EENewsUpdates Fed govt’s new climate assessment report strengthens case for greater regulation to fight #climatechange: "It certainly seems to undermine the credibility of arguments that we need to weaken regulation." https://t.co/QoQT7KXIgW

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 30, 2018

.@UCLA_Law Prof Hiroshi Motomura spoke w/ @globalnews on reality of #BorderCrisis as #Immigration experts state “there is no crisis at the border.” Motomura notes, “What the border really needs is people to process the asylum applications…” https://t.co/UMYqDOoMt0

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 29, 2018

.@VolokhC cited in @NRO on the #SupremeCourt’s stance towards the #SecondAmendment: https://t.co/UJP54mMB4h

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 20, 2018

Does the president have the right to pick and choose which journalists get a press pass? @VolokhC interviewed by @AirTalk on CNN lawsuit against White House for revoking #JimAcosta’s press credentials: https://t.co/mI8DJKAhA1

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 15, 2018

.@Emmett_UCLALaw alum Jackie Prange, @NRDC attorney, wins huge victory in #KeystoneXL pipeline case: “Keystone XL would be a disaster for the climate and for the people and wildlife of this country,” Prange said in @nytimes. https://t.co/34SIfegmZl

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 14, 2018

.@Kh_fadl writes in @nytimes how Saudi Arabia is misusing Mecca: “The #Saudi monarchy has a long history of exploiting the podium of the Grand Mosque in Mecca by using its imams to praise, sanctify and defend the rulers and their actions.” https://t.co/9J8YK57EmD

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 13, 2018

.@seanhecht of @Emmett_UCLALaw quoted in @wired on how opportunities to fight #climatechange were down ballot in midterm elections: “There’s certainly a sense of increased responsibility to curtail greenhouse gas emissions at the state and local levels.” https://t.co/MJtPM5ogYR

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 8, 2018

.@CatherineLhamon, of @USCCRgov and @NCYLnews, speaks @UCLA_Law on future of enforcing #CivilRights under #Trump: “This administration follows the Reagan playbook but accelerates it, trying to undo what has been done to create a new reality.” https://t.co/wKdEqsxfnP

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 8, 2018

.@JonDMichaels writes in @washingtonpost of #Trump’s “shameless, dangerous stunt” of sending military to US-Mexico border to block a caravan of migrants: “There is no credible basis for the president’s assertion that the migrants are dangerous.” https://t.co/L8NsQ3w26f

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 5, 2018

.@UCLALaw’s Professor Richard Sander co-writes in @latimes on California’s #affordablehousing crisis. “The best response to the affordability problem is a matter of legitimate debate. But thoughtful debate must start with accurate data.” https://t.co/cDs4rJWjif

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 2, 2018

Tune in now to watch an exclusive Facebook Live discussion with @nytimes tech columnist Farhad Manjoo and @UCLA_Law professor and cybersecurity expert Kristen Eichensehr. ➡️ https://t.co/v1ZVQe0EcN pic.twitter.com/1VerIVFiPA

— UCLA (@UCLA) November 14, 2018

UCLA researchers are studying the LA River Watershed, examining how to improve water quality and increase water supply as a necessary step towards realizing 100% locally-sourced water for L.A. County by 2050.
➡️ https://t.co/EG992E5zqT #OptimismCan pic.twitter.com/eOWaDYVAe2

— UCLA (@UCLA) October 5, 2018

UCLA scientists are advancing earthquake science to help California prepare for catastrophe. #ShakeOut https://t.co/XRPOTsoJCR

— UCLA (@UCLA) October 1, 2018

Whether you love 'em or hate 'em, e-scooters have been flocking to cities throughout the country. But can pedestrians and scooter users coexist?

A UCLA professor weighs in on the debate. pic.twitter.com/7TkqMb1z6u

— UCLA (@UCLA) September 19, 2018

Today on campus, the @nytimes is discussing the upcoming #midterms2018 with @Nate_Cohn, @maggieNYT, and @adamnagourney. Moderated by @alexburnsNYT who asks, what are the prospects for LA, California, and the nation? Watch live: https://t.co/z5h9a4n1PE

— UCLA (@UCLA) June 26, 2018

Did you know? The @USGS_ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system was developed with help from @ucberkeley. Via @sciencemagazine https://t.co/XvrOa8QgMv

— UC (@UofCalifornia) November 11, 2018

.@ucberkeley astrophysicist Carl Pennypacker is leading a team of researchers working to develop a system of geosynchronous satellites, aerial drones, piloted aircraft and fire towers to spot wildfires at the earliest possible moment. Via @nbcnewsmach https://t.co/Tz7DZ1Xrfc

— UC (@UofCalifornia) August 13, 2018

In times of accelerated change & collective anxiety, we can choose breaking—a politics of fear and a false us v. them—or bridging, which calls on us to embrace our connection, insist on the dignity of all life, & move towards a larger we. @profjohnapowell https://t.co/cwpgXek46M pic.twitter.com/Ue7dVc3PNR

— Haas Institute (@HaasInstitute) November 27, 2018

DYK researchers in @Berkeley_EECS are working on #microrobots that may one day be used by first responders to search for survivors after a #disaster, by industrial plants to detect chemical leaks, or by farmers to monitor & tend their crops? https://t.co/RwgitVBbci @UCBerkeley pic.twitter.com/ebqKZjuKmF

— Berkeley Engineering (@Cal_Engineer) November 29, 2018

Watch Berkeley Journalism Dean @edwardwasserman's take on the derivation and impact of @Dictionarycom's #WordOfTheYear2018: https://t.co/Mu2knhC2lF #journalism #media #democracy

— UC Berkeley J-School (@ucbsoj) November 26, 2018

Lawsuits resulting from #wildfires means that PG $ E is facing "a level of scrutiny here that I’ve never seen with any other regulatory issue," says Steve Weissman, GSPP lecturer and former administrative judge for the CA Public Utilities Commission. https://t.co/JzLBcDi42f pic.twitter.com/1xOSYkOisq

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) December 4, 2018

Check out Goldman student @braderstorf's op-ed about the #G20 in the Spanish New York Times. https://t.co/n3pQZHbqEQ The English version can be found at https://t.co/NxSZI3BDBU pic.twitter.com/MsZ46ZqHdQ

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 30, 2018

417 billion gallons of treated municipal wastewater were discharged into the Pacific Ocean and SF Bay in 2015. What would it take to recycle a portion of this? A report from @healtheocean and project director James Hawkins (MPP'18) https://t.co/39q8ol01tM pic.twitter.com/ERaHeu7ulN

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 27, 2018

“If Democrats want to retain Congress and win the presidency in 2020, their clearest strategy is to take these voters seriously, and lean hard into political accountability and reform," write @hill_charlotte (MPP '17, PhD Candidate) & student @braderstorf https://t.co/OqDZQFc1pb pic.twitter.com/OqF6gHP0ga

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 8, 2018

Professor @RBReich on why he's optimistic about the future. @UCBerkeley #ElectionDay #MillennialsVote pic.twitter.com/sjpkQBAIAJ

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 6, 2018

Elevating American dialogue will mean talking about substantive issues, and not politics, says Dan Lindheim, Professor of Practice. Read more: https://t.co/WPnftg760s pic.twitter.com/5VQoHp3YOP

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 1, 2018

Housing prices are re-segregating the #BayArea Goldman student Spencer Bowen speaks with @philipdev1 a graduate student researcher with @UCBDisplacement on the Goldman School podcast, Talk Policy To Me. https://t.co/Mz9UzswIlB @ucBerkeley #publicpolicy #housing #housingpolicy pic.twitter.com/h68Eq807p3

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 1, 2018

By voting, students can lead the Just (Climate) Transition by @dan_kammen in the Berkeley Blog https://t.co/Y8Qu0XhyTn #GetOutTheVote pic.twitter.com/zaNrSaDBdE

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) October 10, 2018

Celebrities can kindle some mobilization among voters with low turnout, says Professor Sarah Anzia in Washington Post https://t.co/ritpsDkkjB pic.twitter.com/j4U1zdtyuU

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) October 9, 2018

American migration in response to climate change is beginning: https://t.co/xailjLReqX Repeated exposure to storms or other climate events will push people to move, says Goldman's @solhsiang pic.twitter.com/iG8WRMVA3l

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) September 26, 2018

"For President Trump, there's big things at stake" in relation to GM's plan to lay off thousands of factory workers, according to Henry Brady, dean of UC-Berkeley's @GoldmanSchool. Listen to the whole interview about GM and Trump here: https://t.co/IIWjvk779n

— KCBS 106.9 FM/740 AM (@KCBSRadio) November 28, 2018

The economy is still red hot, but a recession is on the horizon, says Kenneth Rosen, faculty director of the @FisherUCB Center for #RealEstate & Urban Economics, in his annual forecast. https://t.co/bNP7sqQW1o

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 26, 2018

Interim Dean @LauraDTyson writes that access to financial services helps reduce poverty & inequality—yet many small entrepreneurs in the developing world are wary of loans. How to spur #financialinclusion to Mexico: https://t.co/T2GyLQU5R4 @IBSI_at_Haas @CNTR4growth pic.twitter.com/k4kTa2TBwt

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 9, 2018

Congrats to Haas alum & former ambassador to Hungary Eleni Kounalakis, MBA 92, who has been elected lieutenant governor! https://t.co/99SN5CXvwb pic.twitter.com/xJ4RXvqM88

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 7, 2018

"I approve this message." Assoc. Prof. Clayton Critcher found that phrase has actually given candidates cover to go negative. @AMA_Marketing podcast: https://t.co/ehJo7BKwSv #politicalads #ElectionDay

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 6, 2018

Unemployment is at its lowest since 1969, yet wages have stagnated and America's #homelessness crisis is deepening. All evidence shows that the problem will get worse unless policymakers intervene, writes Interim Dean @LauraDTyson: https://t.co/iqeuK1qwSj @ProSyn pic.twitter.com/CaFUtPJ2Sq

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) October 24, 2018

California gas is now more than $1/gal above rest of US (https://t.co/UZ3PO4yv1Z once you take CA out of nat avg). This increase isn't taxes. It's mystery surcharge. https://t.co/wVxYbIUC9q

— Severin Borenstein (@BorensteinS) November 4, 2018

Severin Borenstein in the @latimes: https://t.co/LLfEKaCxII

— Energy Institute (@energyathaas) October 15, 2018

Ken Rosen's research on Prop 10 #rentcontrol featured in @PolitiFact . https://t.co/gyAIzQuyg4

— Fisher Center (@FisherUCB) October 8, 2018

Our environmental law center (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) & partner @ResourcesLF gave incoming Gov. Newsom recommendations on how to address wildfire, drought, flood, drinking water safety and the high carbon pollution of our transportation systems. https://t.co/O2PUMpS1OM

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) December 5, 2018

“The real problem is there’s no place for people to go. Caltrans has to come to grips with this,” said Osha Neumann, an attorney for the East Bay Community Law Center. “They have to deal with this in a rational way, just like they do with earthquakes." https://t.co/EDRl6vnoMH

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) November 29, 2018

“This is essentially putting the U.N. at the cutting edge of this investigative opportunity,” says Human Rights Center director of technology and human rights program Félim McMahon. https://t.co/WBoOxjtswO

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) November 26, 2018

https://t.co/m9PJuL9OYZ

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) October 31, 2018

Berkeley Law's Ethan Elkind says California could see the effects of higher temperatures, through exacerbated wildfire dangers, increased risks of drought and impact on agriculture in California's central valley and wine country. https://t.co/2l7DUOy59K pic.twitter.com/UlQUE1A6WL

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) October 9, 2018

A study by Berkeley Law's @berkeleylawpac details how business improvement districts target homeless people. (Photo by Jack Holloway) https://t.co/ZZGgVT4M5s pic.twitter.com/vz1j8njMxH

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 18, 2018

“You’re talking about slicing up the pie, and all it says is Berkeley still has a good slice of pie — it’s just that they’re gonna have to cut in the Broad people,” Berkeley Law Professor Robert Merges said. https://t.co/Nf1zIHHuvv

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 12, 2018

https://t.co/sjyROtWmdY

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 6, 2018

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wants a plan to send more water to Central Valley farmers. But Professor Holly Doreumus says that's "more show than anything else." https://t.co/2YpiJzseDK

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 6, 2018

Ethan Elkin from @BerkeleyLawCLEE argues that we can maintain strong environmental and public health protections without hurting jobs and economic activity. https://t.co/hnt34rg5P5

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) August 30, 2018

We're feeling the effects of #wildfires. We recognize they're getting worse. Well… now what? @dfarber offers a portfolio of #riskmanagement strategies, to try and address this spreading issue https://t.co/wlaJmLkpes

— Berkeley Law CLEE (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) October 11, 2018

New from @BerkeleyLaw Dean Erwin Chemerinsky: The #25thamemdment has never been invoked, and it's highly unlikely it will be used against @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/tArvTSbBBB

— SacBeeEditorialBoard (@SacBeeEditBoard) September 10, 2018

Researchers from @Intel Corp. and UC Berkeley are looking beyond current transistor technology and preparing the way for a new type of memory and logic circuit that could someday be in every computer on the planet. @NatureNews @BerkeleyLab #IoT #AI https://t.co/2SXc1CAMfF

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) December 3, 2018

Roughly 12 percent of CA could be w/o #healthinsurance by 2020 if CA fails to enact a new state #healthcare mandate, expand coverage for low-income residents, or use govt money to make healthcare more affordable. via @UCBLaborCenter https://t.co/AJJ0SZ45QS

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) December 3, 2018

Rising waters could be a major obstacle for Oakland @Athletics Howard Terminal stadium

“There is legacy contamination in the areas where they will be building. And that means when the groundwater comes up, those contaminants can be remobilized.” https://t.co/fw8WaAzeWM

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 30, 2018

“The lack of transparency & disregard for risk are deeply concerning, there are safe & effective ways to protect children from HIV transmission, so the study does not appear to address an unmet medical need.” – Dr. Jennifer Doudna #CRISPR @washingtonpost https://t.co/9t39TcYTvE

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 27, 2018

Berkeley News sat down with political science professor Robert Van Houweling, an expert in voter behavior and legislative dynamics, to talk about last week’s election, what the results might mean for 2020 and what to expect from a divided government. https://t.co/xHOp1xF6nL

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 15, 2018

Mortgage algorithms perpetuate racial bias in lending, study finds #machinelearning #consumerlending #fintech @BerkeleyHaas @BerkeleyLaw https://t.co/AGYsUWbTGI

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 14, 2018

BLOG: "Latino voter surge holds lessons for 2020" by Lisa Garcia Bedolla via @ConversationUS https://t.co/xzxehPIGmr #politics #Latinos #Latinx #ElectionResults2018 #Midterms2018 #election

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 7, 2018

BLOG: Robert Reich: "America has rejected Trumpism" https://t.co/yY5jA6IPWR @RBReich via @Newsweek #politics #ElectionResults2018 #midterms2018

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 7, 2018

What to watch for as the votes roll in — advice from Berkeley expert Jack Citrin https://t.co/j0KPUdyTnl #ElectionDay #politics #vote #Midterms2018

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 6, 2018

ICYMI: What Tuesday's election might tell us about the future of politics https://t.co/Ut3MUUnZ1a #Midterms2018 #politics #election #midterms

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 5, 2018

ICYMI: Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs, study finds https://t.co/XGJK1AyVMb

“Meal-kit delivery might be a rising star of the new food economy, but there is nothing new about the bad quality of these jobs.” pic.twitter.com/F0htf6LU7E

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 4, 2018

ICYMI: Robert Reich: Odds are against Dem takeover of House https://t.co/r10thjHSmT @RBReich @GoldmanSchool #politics #Midterms2018

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 3, 2018

BLOG: "A letter to my students: I still have hope because of you — now vote"
— Martha Olney, economics prof. https://t.co/Fq9kToYxlX @berkeleyecon @MarthaOlney

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 2, 2018

New Berkeley IGS poll: Newsom, Feinstein leading, Props. 6 and 10 behindhttps://t.co/4QBmWDPAYi @BerkeleyIGS #politics #midterms2018

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) October 31, 2018

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1月7・13日追加
California Vol.16 (University of California, Berkeley / San Diego)
California Vol.18 (University of California, Los Angeles)
California Vol.19 (UCLA, University of Southern California, Pepperdine University, etc.)
12月18日追加 2017年のほぼ同時期です。
US Policy Changes Vol.65 (US law professors Vol.1) テキサス以西、主にカリフォルニア。

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.45（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.19 －大学ツイート UC San Diego）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、University of California, San Diego です。

.@ucsandiego biology and chemistry students have created the world’s first algae-based, sustainable versions of your fave summer items. pic.twitter.com/bNbMeRSqQt

— UC (@UofCalifornia) August 15, 2018

https://twitter.com/UofCalifornia/status/1008892263534120965

"Our efforts on behalf of our DACA students and the hundreds of thousands of other DACA recipients throughout the country are far from over”—UC President Janet Napolitano. Via @SFGate https://t.co/XShZCB4WVx

— UC (@UofCalifornia) July 9, 2018

Time is ticking. Registering to vote is fast and easy, you just have to get it done by October 22. But why wait? It takes about 5 minutes, and you can do it on your phone. ✍️ Register to vote here: https://t.co/oBNQwxVWgh @UCSanDiego #ucsd pic.twitter.com/hCJM1Tpeop

— UC San Diego News (@UCSDnews) October 17, 2018

The #GreatShakeOut may take place only once a year, but our engineers @UCSanDiego work every day to make buildings safer during #earthquakes. Now, the largest outdoor shake table in the world is about to get better with a $16.3M grant from @NSF https://t.co/GXLsJnYf0e #ucsd pic.twitter.com/DrMRFyO4WO

— UC San Diego News (@UCSDnews) October 16, 2018

Samsung licenses 5G technology from UC San Diego, with the potential to impact hundreds of millions of devices. The technology was developed by Professor Alexander Vardy and researcher Ido Tal. https://t.co/UF0Hu6HkcX #ucsandiego #ucsd pic.twitter.com/nhSmzyChZS

— UC San Diego News (@UCSDnews) October 12, 2018

New statewide assessment coordinated by @Scripps_Ocean researcher warns of dramatic impact of #climatechange on California. “This year has been kind of a harbinger of potential problems to come,” Daniel Cayan tells @latimes. #ucsd @UCSanDiego https://t.co/aRTHjzY4rZ pic.twitter.com/NLL6MFtdNV

— UC San Diego News (@UCSDnews) August 28, 2018

Exactly how do microbes rising out of the ocean connect to the planet’s climate? @Scripps_Ocean atmospheric chemist Kim Prather is working to help answer this long-standing question. Read more about “The Mysterious Microbes in the Sky” @TheAtlantic https://t.co/5VcaCYNior

— UC San Diego News (@UCSDnews) July 2, 2018

Global warming causes over 3 trillion tons of ice to melt from Antarctica in the past quarter-century and tripled ice loss there in the past decade, according to new study co-authored by glaciologist at @Scripps_Ocean @UCSanDiego #ucsd #climatechange https://t.co/tEIjURtHBy

— UC San Diego News (@UCSDnews) June 14, 2018

@UCSanDiego and @UCLA led the @UofCalifornia system last year in the number of commercial startups based on campus inventions @UCSDInnovation https://t.co/Oq8OtQ2d0N pic.twitter.com/dVSxZo06VP

— UCSD Research (@ResearchUCSD) August 2, 2018

Biological oceanographer Clarissa Anderson of Scripps Oceanography and @SCCOOS_org talked to @nytimes reporter @jennymedina about the significance of the record-high sea surface temps. Read her interview in today's "California Today" newsletter: https://t.co/1J20DgPkpc

— Scripps Oceanography (@Scripps_Ocean) August 7, 2018

Yesterday, Scripps researchers logged the warmest sea-surface temperature at Scripps Pier since records began in August 1916. The record temp—78.6 ℉—is the highest in 102 years of measurements. Data is maintained by the @shoresta100 program at Scripps. https://t.co/JnzGwRIIZW pic.twitter.com/pvOMzrK4Il

— Scripps Oceanography (@Scripps_Ocean) August 2, 2018

Our thoughts go out to everyone affected by the California #wildfires and the #firefighters involved. Thank you for all you do. Up-to-date information on air quality: https://t.co/QcbKvrbbyw #AirQuality #atmosphere @UCSDChemBiochem https://t.co/DDktKwXHbj

— UC San Diego Physical Sciences (@UCSDPhySci) August 9, 2018

#Chinese influence and #American interests. Where do we stand? In the latest from @washingtonpost Professor @SusanShirk1 examines the perceived threat of Chinese influence on democratic institutions. #ThursdayThoughts https://t.co/YIcBHK5ytE

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) November 29, 2018

#Globalization isn't declining, it's #transforming. Thrilled to welcome @BCG's Dr. Arindam Bhattachary as our new IAB member! Tune in to his latest @TEDTalks on the new world #economy. https://t.co/HwpUztA5cN

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) November 27, 2018

Total current #debt levels in China have grown exponentially, and perhaps to catastrophic levels. In the latest from @Forbes, Professor @vshih2's research looks at the financial instability in #China and possible pathways. https://t.co/ElT2B068hk pic.twitter.com/ZqyOXbBnpG

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) November 20, 2018

This #FacultyFriday, we feature Professor Ulrike Schaede, whose research on the EU and #Germany will look at how different societies will have to make choices regarding issues concerning #AI and the #digitaldisruption. https://t.co/j7tDk3UG3A

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) November 9, 2018

https://twitter.com/GPS_UCSD/status/1060609184192811008

As the world warms, how should states respond? From @ForeignAffairs, David Victor's research highlights #climate extremes and global #health. https://t.co/pf8R0TMQta

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) November 2, 2018

Our students and #alumni span all areas of the globe! Last night in #Tokyo, Juan Pablo Feregrino '19, Jacob Hensel '08 and Matthew Matsuyama '18 reunited with Professor Schaede. #GoGPS pic.twitter.com/rIJ4IvIvaV

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 30, 2018

Why does no one vote in local #elections? Authored for @nytopinion, Professor Zoltan Hajnal looks at ways to drive participation, with only 27% of eligible #voters voting in the typical municipal election. https://t.co/m7HFD39cyp #ThursdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/KGJL2M3uj1

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 25, 2018

A great example of how #GPS is navigating an evolving political economy. Inspiring work from Pacific Leadership Fellow @konotaromp! https://t.co/KcQFAJPkwK

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/GPS_UCSD/status/1054813527209168896

The heart of populism is #identity, not race. From @SpectatorUSA, the author cites Professor Zoltan Hajnal's research, providing insight into how #immigration has displaced race when explaining white voter shifts into the Republican Party. https://t.co/YldknmeiYU

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 18, 2018

San Onofre’s 3,600,000-pound nuclear waste dilemma Is a national emergency. In the latest from @the_inertia, Professor David Victor weighs in on the obstacles at hand. https://t.co/vd5sYaj72P

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 15, 2018

Globalization 2.0. The USMCA is more than just a rebranded NAFTA. It's the shape of things to come. From the @weeklystandard, Professor Gordon Hanson's research looks at the flight of millions of jobs and the future of #trade negotiations. https://t.co/VWGLOrSFSH #WednesdayWisdom

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 11, 2018

What are the #economic dimensions of hurricanes? How long does it take to recover from a #hurricane? This summer at @NewLightTech, alumna Dana Kozhakhmetova, MIA '18 got the chance to find out! Read more on her research and findings: https://t.co/qSlyd2PjpY pic.twitter.com/7ywIks1GmC

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 9, 2018

Awarded in the name of the Emperor of #Japan, GPS Professor Emeritus Ellis Krauss was bestowed the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon in a beautiful conferment ceremony last Thursday. For story and photo album: https://t.co/x4GH4yAws6 #ThrowbackThursday pic.twitter.com/C7qunT8nV0

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 4, 2018

Ten years ago, #Washington put politics aside to save the #economy. Could that happen today? According to key players from the 2008 crash, including GPS Professor of Practice Jim Lambright, we need leadership, relationships, & trust.https://t.co/lcW0nwh2x3 #WisdomWednesday

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) October 3, 2018

Is Al-Qaeda growing again? @IGCCatUCSD Research Director Eli Berman comments in this @nbcsandiego piece on the global resurgence of al-Qaeda. https://t.co/HDaIs9gn0K

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) September 24, 2018

What makes for optimal policy experimentation? In the latest paper from @nberpubs, Professor Renee Bowen looks at this question, with regards to redistribution and voting rules. A great read on #gametheory dynamics. https://t.co/QtiB7ZGcwl #ThursdayThoughts

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) September 20, 2018

Will #China and the US tide over conflict in the long run? In the latest from @globaltimesnews, Professor @bnaughton analyzes China's current trade tactics and the increasing tension from imposed #tariffs. https://t.co/QOwls73ttw

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) September 10, 2018

Recent guidelines on private #business in Cuba, which condone private property but not the accumulation of private wealth, represent what GPS Professor @rfeinberg2012 has called “a great leap backward.” Read more on #Cuba's new #constitution. https://t.co/o4iay33RBf pic.twitter.com/VkKOt4dkPO

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 31, 2018

What’s in Trump’s proposed #trade deal with #Mexico? Featured in @NewsHour, Professor Gordon Hanson compares the new deal to the original #NAFTA, looking at trends in the global #economy. https://t.co/WPPKzcLN8I

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 29, 2018

San Diego launching a #space force? GPS Professor of Practice and retired vice admiral Charles Martoglio offers his commentary on Trump's newest #military plans. Tune in for the interview at @KPBS . https://t.co/L6fHxw5iN9

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 24, 2018

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the #reform and opening-up of China. In the latest piece from @globaltimesnews, Professor @SusanShirk1 provides insight into the "China Model" and heeds caution about its perception abroad. https://t.co/aduvxurNiC

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 24, 2018

Has #China tampered with U.S. #elections? Professor @SusanShirk1 offers her commentary, in wake of Congressman Jeff Denham's claim, featured in @PolitiFact https://t.co/D2k4X91icR

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 17, 2018

Founding Dean Peter Gourevitch has led the march defending the international institutions Trump has attacked, collecting over 523 signatures from international relations scholars nationwide. Read more on this powerful statement, from the @washingtonpost https://t.co/yl7zxnt87j

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 16, 2018

In the latest from @business, Professor @vshih2 provides insight into #China's slower #credit growth, highlighting concerns about the #economy that have prompted authorities to start doing more. https://t.co/M3X4wL2yFU

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 14, 2018

Of the hundreds of immigrants detained at a federal prison in Victorville, possibly 40% had traveled from #India seeking asylum. GPS Professor @econgaurav offers his advice to @latimes on the global #migration crisis and this surprising trend. https://t.co/yrNy42LpWL

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 13, 2018

From @10News, a timely read featuring alumnus Paul Clearly MPIA '96, executive director of @GRID, on the local impact of the US-China #trade war.https://t.co/dixz216efe

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 11, 2018

In the latest from @UCSDnews, Professor @jaburney sheds new light on the threats #climatechange presents to #foodsecurity from rising global temperatures. https://t.co/NVTebNkZ6D

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 10, 2018

From @washingtonpost, Professor Gordon Hanson explains the “#China shock” analysis in his latest research and why Republicans don’t push back on Trump’s China #tariffs in the latest volleys in the trade war. https://t.co/byihb6Xjmz

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 9, 2018

At GPS, Professor @rfeinberg2012 has continued to set the standard for U.S.-#Latin American Relations. In our latest feature, Feinberg inspires students and colleagues with four decades of engagement in U.S. foreign #policy. https://t.co/BLsPYBozaI pic.twitter.com/z1m6rUWcF3

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 6, 2018

In the latest from @MiamiHerald, GPS Professor @rfeinberg2012 analyzes the new regulations that will govern #Cuba’s private sector starting this December, which to many will discourage #entrepreneurship and the creation of new ideas. https://t.co/M93MRx7ESV

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) August 4, 2018

Does the return of remains mean #NorthKorea is willing to #denuclearize? Professor @StephanHaggard looks at the Singapore post-summit declaration for answers, in the latest from @TIME. https://t.co/bPLR7P68N0

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) July 31, 2018

We love seeing our GPS scholars leading the way in research on #immigration and #innovative new approaches to measuring H-1B workers’ contributions. Thanks to @business for the great and timely article! https://t.co/yO4t9fsTDM

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) July 24, 2018

The poorest countries in the world emit about one-fifth of global #carbon emissions, yet they are the most susceptible to the effects of #climatechange. GPS Professor David Victor explains this alarming trend in the @NewYorker https://t.co/oseGTSvdPC

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) July 10, 2018

How to Shield #SiliconValley? GPS Professor @SusanShirk1 suggests that the U.S. needs to vet #Chinese buyers more carefully, in her recently authored piece for @business. https://t.co/sDm7ep28MB

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) July 6, 2018

This week has been an exciting time for Mexico! Tune in below as @USMEXUCSD fellow @farfan_cc discusses the results of the #MexicoElections2018 https://t.co/BMEPskrJG7

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) July 3, 2018

Authored for the @sdut, @RafaelFdeC authors his predictions on the upcoming #Mexico presidential #election and why candidate @lopezobrador_ is heading for an easy win. https://t.co/3lGrolCq7J

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 29, 2018

A great read from one of our many impressive @USMEXUCSD scholars! https://t.co/6c9FMfuNxW

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 28, 2018

From the @chicagoboothrev, #GPS Professor Gordon Hanson's high-profile study highlights how the growing #import competition from #China has contributed to a shift to the right in the political beliefs of US adults. https://t.co/Wjd70apdxt

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 26, 2018

Will the popularity of tariffs on #China lead to political pain for Trump? #GPS Professor @SusanShirk1 offers her insight in the latest from @chicagotribune https://t.co/E70AmqIQ7A

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 25, 2018

#Immigration is reshaping societies around the #globe. In the latest from @nytimes, #GPS Professor Gordon Hanson and Craig McIntosh look at the #economic forces driving immigration. https://t.co/pVv4VwpdEz pic.twitter.com/Eibj2hHniz

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 21, 2018

Does #immigration overload herald the end of the #EuropeanUnion? GPS economists Gordon Hanson and Craig McIntosh analyze the break down of political #unity between EU member states in @SCMP_News https://t.co/esKmi1AX98

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 20, 2018

UC President Janet Napolitano @UofCalifornia discuss the White House’s #zero-tolerance policies in @politico here: https://t.co/KlVaKVlyoh

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 19, 2018

Straight from @UniofOxford, #GPS Professor @bfwalter delivered the 2018 Cyril Foster Lecture on 'The New New Civil Wars' at the Department of #Politics and #International Relations. Stream here: https://t.co/H8wsc0WRm0

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 19, 2018

Authored by #GPS Professor @StephanHaggard for @ForeignPolicy, Haggard highlights how #NorthKorea can strike it rich, detailing the country's road to #reform and its current path to #prosperity. https://t.co/LDFLyoRnYw

— GPS UC San Diego (@GPS_UCSD) June 18, 2018

My paper "Values at the Water's Edge" shows there is a significant portion of the public in three important foreign aid donor countries who are liberal isolationists. Glad to see that this issue is getting more attention. Now to get this paper published! https://t.co/koj260moyh https://t.co/jMlTB4V6Hc

— Lauren Prather (@laurenrprather) October 22, 2018

Analysis | The Trump administration wrongly assumed China would capitulate in a trade war. What happens now? https://t.co/01B2dSFlsr

— Susan Shirk (@SusanShirk1) September 24, 2018

Trump's cancellation of Pompeo visit to Pyongyang shows a growing obsession with China trade gambit, says @StephanHaggard of @GPS_UCSD https://t.co/kSB5qmwcqz pic.twitter.com/ScsM1ff1us

— NK NEWS (@nknewsorg) August 27, 2018

The lights are going out on carbon-free #NuclearPower in the United States: 4 charts (via @ucsandiego @gps_ucsd) https://t.co/Jl7YngNGX0 pic.twitter.com/ODDvYwBRaO

— The Conversation US (@ConversationUS) August 5, 2018

New research by Gaurav Khanna and Munseob Lee from @GPS_UCSD shows that an immigrant workforce does indeed lead to innovation https://t.co/SAOmTdqd9m pic.twitter.com/o2RMXkKGUJ

— Public Policy Institute (@PolicyAuckland) July 23, 2018

Asked to evaluate the Singapore Summit, Professor Stephan Haggard says, "The only appropriate stance is what Samuel Coleridge once called 'the willing suspension of disbelief.'" @StephanHaggard @PIIE @GPS_UCSD https://t.co/EwF9PFXp7t

— The Korea Society (@koreasociety) July 9, 2018

PLF @jorge_guajardo comments on President Xi's visit to Panama as a game of #influence with the United States https://t.co/c8nxSzYeGU

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 26, 2018

PLF @konotaromp praises Iran's continued implementation of the 2015 #nuclear deal with world powers despite the United States having reimposed sanctions https://t.co/aM1GGtsXnM pic.twitter.com/QQs8ZR0WjO

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 26, 2018

Director Gordon Hanson notes that the U.S. economy lost almost 6 million #manufacturing jobs from January 2001 to February 2010 https://t.co/dNNxlyt6Rb

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 23, 2018

PLF @konotaromp states that Japan is willing to work with China on infrastructure projects the Pacific https://t.co/Tc50BzjOEP pic.twitter.com/9yG0la6INb

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 20, 2018

PLF Takatoshi Ito publishes a commentary of the achievements of the Bank of Japan and the economy since Haruhiko Kuroda was appointed governor https://t.co/1LEAaXj2Rc pic.twitter.com/o56aSpTqPO

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 20, 2018

PLF Masaaki Shirakawa underscored the need for Japan's central bank to accurately analyze the country's #economy for sustainability https://t.co/dyT8fyiJZU

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 19, 2018

PLF Cai Fang states, "China should learn lessons from the way it managed its economy in the decade after global financial crisis and not set over-ambitious GDP growth targets." https://t.co/Awg9vtMDkS

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 19, 2018

PLF @konotaromp signs a Food Aid Agreement with Liberia aimed at alleviating hunger and promoting food security https://t.co/BGF9PK0uTd

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 16, 2018

PLF @konotaromp calls for an early conclusion of negotiations for the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership after 16 members of the envisaged Asian free trade agreement failed to reach a deal https://t.co/fKCPMw69Pg

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 15, 2018

PLF Chung-in Moon suggests Chinese President Xi Jinping should ask U.S. President Donald Trump to ease sanctions on North #Korea at their upcoming summit https://t.co/C9QdibE02W pic.twitter.com/JsWaMaV9kg

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 15, 2018

PLF Sachio Semmoto is credited for changing the face of #communications in Japan. Now he sets his sights on renewable #energy
https://t.co/LOR05UxFGo

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 15, 2018

PLF @JamesFallows publishes his latest in @TheAtlantic, addressing President Donald Trump's no-show from a ceremony in France https://t.co/b4IJr8vHjT

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 14, 2018

PLF @jorge_guajardo comments on the 115 year anniversary of @SCMPNews, recalling its role as a quality source he consulted daily during his years as the Mexican #Ambassador to China https://t.co/8Dd6U4GolQ

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 9, 2018

Watch PLF Andrew Robb explain the significance of the trade deal between Australia and China https://t.co/pPcrCHUDXd

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 8, 2018

PLF @Arturo_Sarukhan comments on how the Central American #migrant caravans could shake up the relationship between Donald Trump and Lopez Obrador https://t.co/e2aa3ZffOJ

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 7, 2018

PLF @konotaromp talks #trade with @Bloomberg https://t.co/3QQtjmh5M3

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 7, 2018

PLF @konotaromp calls for a new treaty if the U.S. is to pull out of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty with #Russia https://t.co/EvzuOG02uT

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 6, 2018

PLF Chung-in Moon advises that the U.S. is need of a more flexible, pragmatic understanding of North #Korea https://t.co/d8bI14aUvx pic.twitter.com/7RGfSMcesl

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 6, 2018

PLF Sohn Hak-kyu expresses his support for cooperation between #Seoul and #Washington in a meeting with the U.S. Ambassador to South Korea https://t.co/pOrp8xzpS5

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 2, 2018

PLF Glen Fukushima discusses the meeting between Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo #Abe and Chinese President #Xi Jinping https://t.co/YPA0fKgrwD

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) October 31, 2018

PLF @konotaromp announced an agreement with New Zealand to provide assistance to islands in the #Pacific https://t.co/YZ380nd5oX pic.twitter.com/cV1IlGWLYh

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) October 31, 2018

PLF @Arturo_Sarukhan discusses how the 2026 World Cup could help repair the relationship between Canada, the United States, and Mexico https://t.co/XfmbHhJqsi

— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) September 21, 2018

The largest outdoor #earthquake simulator in the work just received a $16.3M grant from @NSF for a major upgrade to recreate earthquakes even more accurately @NHERIDesignSafe @UofCalifornia @CAseismic pic.twitter.com/jnC59YjhyI

— UC San Diego #TritonPride (@UCSanDiego) October 20, 2018

"It is imperative that Congress pass, and the president sign into law, legislation that protects our nation’s #DACA recipients and provides them a path to citizenship." – Janet Napolitano, UC President and former former DHS Secretary #immigration https://t.co/qECWbsPo5F

— UC San Diego #TritonPride (@UCSanDiego) June 19, 2018

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California Vol.17 (UCSD)
California Vol.16 (University of California, Berkeley / San Diego)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.44（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.18 －大学ツイート UC Santa Barbara）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、University of California, Santa Barbara です。

A team of UCSB scientists have successfully begun the restoration of heavily contaminated streams in the Sierra Nevadas |The UCSB Current
https://t.co/i86oM0JADd pic.twitter.com/manIklDWTR

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) November 14, 2018

Professor Roland Geyer warns against the accumulation of plastic in the environment. Plastic is ending up in our food, sea salt, and even tap water. https://t.co/E9Z3f43YK7 pic.twitter.com/z9GWbFHUJh

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) November 10, 2018

Santa Barbara has had its share of disasters for the year, which makes this recent paper, co-authored by several Bren faculty, salient for our community and others. https://t.co/gel6EoZLnr (Photo credit: Mike Eliason) pic.twitter.com/UE9BZrZRfU

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 22, 2018

Can text messages empower voters? Bren professor Mark Buntaine and colleagues examined how sending texts about corruption can help hold Ugandan politicians accountable. Read more about it in the UCSB Current: https://t.co/4y2JoKEP1h @MarkBuntaine pic.twitter.com/zZP7tZBqOk

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 21, 2018

What do we know about the overall health, sustainability, and equity of the food system across the United States? Check out the @UCSUSA 50-State Food System Scorecard to see how states' rank in #farm and #food health: https://t.co/Jhk7MHnvNw pic.twitter.com/0sPbwzGKj3

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 19, 2018

Check out this new Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Projection Tool (EVI-Pro) that allows users to estimate how much #EV charging cities and states need. @ENERGY https://t.co/TePouF0R0r pic.twitter.com/EFJtnGn0KL

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 18, 2018

How healthy is Hawaiʻi's ocean environment? Check out the first Ocean Health Index report for the state to find out: https://t.co/b9SCCdg4Zd @CiHawaii @ConservationOrg @OceanHealthIndx pic.twitter.com/zYBG1YVV41

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 17, 2018

“The choices that we make today will define our collective future.” – Narendra Modi. India has pledged to abolish all single-use plastic by 2022 – making the most ambitious global action to date to combat plastic pollution https://t.co/IzGQx5361Q via @guardian #plastic #India pic.twitter.com/PRITRV8dhj

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 13, 2018

The Evergreen State is getting greener. A large coal-fired power plant in Washington will make the switch to solar – bringing the state closer to its goal to get CO2 emissions to 1990 levels by 2020. https://t.co/jTsNMAbEER @TransAlta via @NRDC #solar #Centralia pic.twitter.com/plrNNqbf49

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 12, 2018

Shining a light on illegal fishing: @GlobalFishWatch uses satellites to monitor brightly lit commercial fishing vessels at night to help crack down on illegal fishing and make seafood more sustainable. https://t.co/Zfpa6mq1Vg via @oceansdeeply pic.twitter.com/RfCklISGfX

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 12, 2018

#DYK: Big data centers are big energy consumers. For example, a typical Google search uses as much energy as illuminating a 60-watt light bulb for 17 seconds. Read more on energy consumption of big data, and possible solutions: https://t.co/BKcf3aQOmg via @YaleE360 pic.twitter.com/ZBmlxR3n8m

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 11, 2018

The stunningly lopsided growth of wind power in the US. See why a huge swath of the country has hardly any wind turbines at all https://t.co/0rLKMJmrOx via @voxdotcom #wind #windpower #renewables pic.twitter.com/L91BoeYf7l

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 9, 2018

Do You Know Where Your Plastic Goes? Now that imports to China are restricted, exporting countries are turning to other potential buyers to receive their plastic scrap. https://t.co/eVDNFEPCqV via @OurOcean

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 8, 2018

54% of fishing on the high seas would be unprofitable without governments covering some industry costs. New study on #BrenUCSB researchers Chris Costello & @juansmayorga, w @NatGeo, @GlobalFishWatch, @UNBC & @UWAresearch https://t.co/e8qLjAWWSH @ScienceAdvances pic.twitter.com/h8KNA4em6F

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 7, 2018

Large companies invest heavily in renewable energy, yet whether or not these investments can transform America's grid remains uncertain https://t.co/H9aSqE9tg7 via @nytimes #renewables #solar #wind

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 6, 2018

Whether it's about a greasy pizza box or a plastic yogurt cup – we've all asked the question: "Can you recycle this?" Here are six things that are commonly recycled wrong and why.+ https://t.co/Y77IY62Y7y @NYTScience pic.twitter.com/RmkKZu7bET

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 6, 2018

Why Plant Trees in Cities? Because they protect our most vulnerable residents from "urban heat island effect." Read more here: https://t.co/E7SIpo8jXW via @NewCities pic.twitter.com/xh86ISjT3P

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) June 5, 2018

The cost of fish waste: Industrial fisheries that rely on bottom trawling wasted 437M tonnes of fish and missed out on $560B in revenue over the past 65 years https://t.co/x85obXyMsr @UBC pic.twitter.com/9tdmgzbJWf

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) May 18, 2018

To meet it's 2030 zero-emission vehicle goal, California needs to install 229,000-279,000 public #EV chargers by 2025. See the full @NREL report on #CA Plug-in EV Infrastructure Projections here: https://t.co/yu9oQdFcN1 pic.twitter.com/Eiq1Fl818I

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) May 13, 2018

How to save the high seas: As the United Nations prepares a historic treaty to protect the oceans, scientists highlight what’s needed for success. https://t.co/8uTvqDGhsp via @nature pic.twitter.com/NC4S7PTFhU

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) May 12, 2018

How much water should California cities use? Seasonal differences, benchmarks, and other considerations: https://t.co/Jx8CarisWc @ucdavis pic.twitter.com/t6bR1bRiK2

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) May 7, 2018

The global status of #coal: Existing coal producers are getting richer, but investing in new mines is becoming a thing of the past. https://t.co/Zms5OmXK04 via @business pic.twitter.com/U3gndt10Zu

— UCSB Bren School (@brenucsb) May 4, 2018

Our new data on the distribution of US climate and energy opinions featured today in the NYTimes: https://t.co/7axL8QLGT2

— mattomildenberger (@mmildenberger) November 1, 2018

My oped with @leahstokes and @awh in the NYT previews research from our forthcoming article in the American Political Science Review. Our findings are sobering: We find that Congressional elites don't have any idea what the public wants 1/ https://t.co/u0PgOu1B91

— mattomildenberger (@mmildenberger) October 31, 2018

For the last six months, I've thought the most off-the-radar important green politics story is how the PEI Green Party is posed to become the first elected Green Party government in the world – and in a first-past-the-post system no less https://t.co/xFlhfmasfp

— mattomildenberger (@mmildenberger) September 8, 2018

Australia’s political turbulence should remind us all of a simple fact political scientists still ignore: not only is climate change real, climate change is already having serious impacts on political fortunes worldwide. 1/https://t.co/7X6kZTceM4

— mattomildenberger (@mmildenberger) August 24, 2018

Local Fox news station in Utah did a fantastic segment on our new climate opinion data, breaking down belief patters in Utah. @peterdhowe https://t.co/NaCKSUFePD

— mattomildenberger (@mmildenberger) August 9, 2018

Today, we released updated maps of US climate opinions at state and local scales. Tons of new questions: public beliefs that global warming affects US weather, public support for a carbon tax and more. Check them out here at @YaleClimateComm : https://t.co/7LGgFMOyav

— mattomildenberger (@mmildenberger) August 7, 2018

A new @MisOfFact post by @leahstokes and myself. The appearance of favorable conditions for climate reforms in the 1980s was illusory: instead, the apparent absence of interest group and partisan barriers reflected absence of policy threat. https://t.co/FkBalbpPd5

— mattomildenberger (@mmildenberger) August 6, 2018

My thoughts on Ontario's decision to repeal its cap and trade system, in @AlternativesJ #onpoli #capandtrade #climatechange https://t.co/Az53lUGwQ4

— mattomildenberger (@mmildenberger) July 26, 2018

A great summary of my new research with @mmildenberger and @awh by @_cingraham in @washingtonpost today. https://t.co/TBlcuOhpup

— Leah Stokes (@leahstokes) November 2, 2018

Does giving rebates from carbon taxes actually increase support for climate policy? An op ed in @macleans from @riversNic and I shows that the evidence from BC is not very strong. Program implementation for the Canadian climate rebates will matter a lot. https://t.co/VR7auxOnKU

— Leah Stokes (@leahstokes) October 27, 2018

The best call to climate action I've ever read. "This work must be habitual. Every day some learning and conversation. Every week a call to Congress. Every year a donation to a nonprofit advancing the cause. In other words, a practice." https://t.co/4wWnMLjTCa

— Leah Stokes (@leahstokes) October 7, 2018

In Trump’s plan to rollback car pollution standards, the public loses. Who wins? Like a favored child, big oil companies get their way again. Read about how they have lied and stalled for decades to block climate action in my op-ed on @CNN https://t.co/aDxesziv2b

— Leah Stokes (@leahstokes) August 7, 2018

What helped fuel the heatwave across the globe? Climate change. It's time the media started reporting on it. My op-ed in today's @latimes https://t.co/z98B0BtYuY

— Leah Stokes (@leahstokes) July 15, 2018

"In a Deep Blue or Red State? You Can Still Influence Politics" Nice piece by @eitanhersh https://t.co/cbF8y8Qg8w

— Hahrie Han (@hahriehan) October 29, 2018

“There is a broad effort to deny the science of climate change and its links to the horrible wildfires in California, and it’s just not accurate,” – @leahstokes @UCSBPoliSci https://t.co/zohH1aKHXG @erinblogan @washingtonpost #climatechange

— Dennis Dimick (@ddimick) August 16, 2018

I've made the case in my research that these types of interventions are actually likelier to succeed than Afghanistan and Iraq would make us think. But key variable is democratic intentions of intervener. Will you build institutions? None of that here.https://t.co/k17UMu8gb4 https://t.co/mSxbbJF5kZ

— William Nomikos (@wnomikos) July 4, 2018

Very cool mapping of Collins's position along the SC ideological spectrum by @M_A_Bailey.

If only we could convince the Senator that she's playing a one-shot game…https://t.co/2iG0El1qHG pic.twitter.com/BDIIS2Bpvn

— Paasha Mahdavi (@paashamahdavi) July 2, 2018

"What Trump doesn’t get about ideology in Iran. It’s about nationalism, not theocracy." Great @monkeycageblog piece by @Swarthy_Bastard https://t.co/jGitb7P5bB

— Paasha Mahdavi (@paashamahdavi) June 27, 2018

Groundwater is a vital resource used in food production, manufacturing and household water supplies. But, according to researchers at #UCSB, the world may have less fresh water than previously thought. https://t.co/fIeS93jQzv

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) November 19, 2018

#UCSB researchers have discovered that discrepancies between simulations of melting Arctic sea ice and real-life observation can be attributed to complicated internal drivers. https://t.co/NbXSf60Tuo

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) November 16, 2018

To confront the many environmental threats to our planet, #UCSB’s @brenucsb has launched a new initiative called the Environmental Market Solutions Lab, which will design durable solutions to approach environmental challenges. https://t.co/aa1qkcyrvj

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) November 12, 2018

Just in time for #ElectionResults2018, #UCSB’s American Presidency Project—a leading source of presidential documents online—has unveiled an updated and user-friendly interface for its thousands of users! https://t.co/lwA7oTJXmL

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) November 8, 2018

Plants’ blooming patterns can tell us a lot about our planet’s health. That’s why #UCSB researchers have teamed up on a statewide project that will facilitate climate change research. https://t.co/Hghx0p5Gs4

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) November 2, 2018

#UCSB ecologist Bill Murdoch looked at current projections of population growth and took a different spin on it. His research found that population growth could be less dire if more attention is paid to the wellbeing of the poor in African countries. https://t.co/Pg02qSDR8w

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) October 27, 2018

How exactly will climate change affect the future of global food security? This is a question that researchers at #UCSB are racing to answer to prepare aquatic farmers for climate change. https://t.co/WjtPk1a45a

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) September 19, 2018

The California Coastal Act increases property values, according to new @brenucsb research. https://t.co/WCjkuO7J1V

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) September 14, 2018

While promoting ocean #biodiversity though #overfishing has had positive results, the process may end up hurting the cause instead, according to researchers from #UCSB and @uoregon. https://t.co/lP4kcRlIgF

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) August 30, 2018

With the rise of digital currencies, will physical cash become a thing of the past? Probably, says #UCSB economics professor Rod Garratt. https://t.co/MqL9rwmjB9

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) August 18, 2018

Wildfires are inevitable, but increasing home losses, fatalities and costs are not. So say #UCSB researchers Max Moritz, Naomi Tague and Sarah Anderson, in a new piece co-authored for @ConversationUS. https://t.co/u1euoP6iFe

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) August 15, 2018

New wildfire-prevention software developed by #UCSB professor Christina Tague shows forestry officials where best to bulldoze fire breaks, cut down trees, or clear scrub. https://t.co/g1fElOLZ1Z

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) August 10, 2018

Equitable access to healthy food sources is more important than ever. A new study conducted by #UCSB researchers on fishing fleets shows important implications for how our planet shares food and wealth. https://t.co/smKSi316QD

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) August 9, 2018

After being called “young and naïve” by a politician, #UCSB student Rose Strauss turned the situation around to inspire many to push forward and make their voices heard. https://t.co/UjZ5U8ZhC9

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 28, 2018

The more complex and connected a system is, the more susceptible it is to disruptive cyber-attacks. Thankfully, #UCSB professor João Hespanha has suggested a new method for protecting those increasingly complex and connected power grids from attack. https://t.co/Hb12HjW47A

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 26, 2018

Today’s sociopolitical drama parallels the time between the two world wars, an era #UCSB Ph.D. candidate Brian J. Griffith knows well. His class on the interwar crisis allows students to share what they’ve learned by contributing to the course blog. https://t.co/SUqrmevNw6

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 21, 2018

The dangers of weaponized #AI may not be so far off from the dystopian articles circulating lately. Giovanni Vigna, #UCSB professor & co-founder of @lastlineinc, sat down with @Forbes to explain how hackers use AI systems to build vulnerabilities. https://t.co/IIoq3TkQ5L

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 18, 2018

Just how far apart are Republicans and Democrats when it comes to views on climate change? Not all that far, as it turns out. According to scientists from #UCSB and @CUBoulder, they’re just too party-focused to notice. https://t.co/5GOgWRncQM

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 17, 2018

2 years after the UK decided to leave the European Union, the recent resignations of Brexit secretary David Davis and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson will make the difficult #Brexit process even more difficult, according to #UCSB scholar Benjamin J. Cohen. https://t.co/zskLkLSFvU

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 14, 2018

A new paper by researchers from #UCSB and @UW show that short-term management responses to disasters may be inefficient and even maladaptive in the long term. https://t.co/5yuXOnWq2N

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 11, 2018

Tens of thousands of pounds of carbon emissions. Hundreds of thousands of kilowatt hours. More than a million gallons of water. Those are just some of the annual environmental savings coming soon to #UCSB, courtesy of The Green Initiative Fund. https://t.co/0dLvsZfwdk

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 10, 2018

Launching in Aug., the EXPORTS campaign aims to better understand the movement of carbon in the ocean. 7 years in the making, this ambitious endeavor has 100+ scientists and crew, including #UCSB oceanographer David Siegel, the science lead on the project. https://t.co/3rRfphoata

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 10, 2018

#UCSB Nobel laureate Shuji Nakamura is one of 38 naturalized citizens whose contributions to the U.S. will be celebrated by the Carnegie Corporation of New York as part of its annual “Great Immigrants” tribute. https://t.co/ijSIU7LtfE

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 2, 2018

#UCSB political science professor Kathleen Bruhn spoke with @nytimes ahead of Mexico's presidential election. On President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador: “He genuinely thinks he is the best outcome for Mexico." https://t.co/JDGmzS43dx

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) July 2, 2018

#UCSB scholar who advised senior officials in the Department of Defense outlines national security implications of the U.S.-NoKo summit. https://t.co/q0kqxQuurg

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) June 12, 2018

Santa Barbara locals know that most summer days start off gloomy—that doesn’t seem to be the case this year. #UCSB researchers Dar Roberts and Max Moritz found that decreasing cloud cover due to the warming climate increases chances of bigger wildfires. https://t.co/6P9Cad1YaT

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) June 2, 2018

Holly Gore’s research focusses on the work by Isamu Noguchi and other American designers from that era. The #UCSB scholar was one of ten recipients to be awarded a fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies for her project. https://t.co/q4YuTq9XZT

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) May 25, 2018

#UCSB ROTC cadets put their leadership skills to the test and get a taste of life in the Army through a 3-day training trip at the U.S. Army’s Fort Hunter Liggett in Monterey County. https://t.co/VyeTgzNGvT

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) May 22, 2018

Harry Truman’s decisions around the use of nuclear weapons during WWII have consequences even today. UCSB historian Alex Wellerstein will discuss this when he presents the Lawrence Badash Memorial Lecture tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the McCune Conference Room. https://t.co/Y0JqEUyu7n

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) May 9, 2018

A team from #UCSB conducts the first land-use analysis of future food systems focusing on aquatic farming. Consequently, aquaculture may be able to help reduce environmental impacts without the abandonment of meat as a food source. https://t.co/pwfrQLA4ip

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) May 8, 2018

Researchers at #UCSB have partnered with @Google to build a quantum computer. So far, they have made great progress in the global race to building the first quantum machine to outperform the world’s best classical supercomputers. https://t.co/Fm29YMu3lx

— UC Santa Barbara (@ucsantabarbara) April 25, 2018

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California Vol.15 (University of California, Irvine / Santa Barbara / Hastings)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.43（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.17 －大学ツイート UC Irvine）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、University of California, Irvine です。

“I felt that I had to figure out what I could do to make sure people know this is not OK.”—.@ucilaw student Viridiana Chabolla on the last year’s DACA ruling. #DefendDACA https://t.co/AD5CppcGlc

— UC (@UofCalifornia) November 7, 2018

Need a brain break? According to a new study, scientists at @ucirvine found that ten minutes of mild exercise can immediately alter how certain parts of the brain communicate and coordinate with one another and improve memory function. Via @nytimes https://t.co/zkoqDvhPQG

— UC (@UofCalifornia) October 24, 2018

Want a less partisan senator? Elect a former governor, say @UCIrvine poli sci Ph.D. alumni Misty Knight-Finley and Alex Keena. Read on, courtesy of The @washingtonpost https://t.co/5ig2YvI7K2 pic.twitter.com/XGYWeJgm6U

— UCI Social Sciences (@ucisocsci) August 1, 2018

UCI economists Linda Cohen and Ami Glazer propose new "future contracts" plan for incentivizing game-changing environmental innovation.

Learn more: https://t.co/qJNDjI9wY3 pic.twitter.com/m5eF29gr4s

— UCI Social Sciences (@ucisocsci) June 21, 2018

"Policies that invest in children, & policies that incentivize adults to work, can increase economic self-sufficiency & reduce poverty in the longer-run. In contrast, policies that focus on short-run redistribution have potential pitfalls." @UCIrvine @UofCalifornia @NeumarkDN https://t.co/fOW9YQ4LzX

— UCI Social Sciences (@ucisocsci) June 20, 2018

Intense immigrant policing practices corrode Latinos’ trust in the government as a source of health information says Alana LeBrón, assistant professor of Chicano/Latino studies and public health, in new Public Administration Review study.

More: https://t.co/nRDHVaOslR pic.twitter.com/NQt2qgxQ2L

— UCI Social Sciences (@ucisocsci) May 21, 2018

A divided family: In this @nytimes podcast, @UCIrvine anthropology professor Sylvia Nam tells her family's powerful story of separation caused by the Korean War. https://t.co/56P9udN4b6 pic.twitter.com/YDYIkRL95J

— UCI Social Sciences (@ucisocsci) May 3, 2018

UCI study finds stricter FAA regulations on pilots linked to higher fares, fewer flights, and low-cost, regional air carriers disproportionately affected.

More: https://t.co/fQ75t3xrq0 pic.twitter.com/j6tEGq8aPq

— UCI Social Sciences (@ucisocsci) May 1, 2018

"It is not enough to know how rapidly the economy is growing. Americans want and need to know how the economy is performing for people like them” – @HBoushey

Full statement on new legislation from @SenSchumer & @MartinHeinrich to measure inequality https://t.co/UWgkk8WniM pic.twitter.com/v4BcrL0MJd

— Equitable Growth (@equitablegrowth) August 29, 2018

Even as the economy grew at a robust 4.1% last quarter, wage growth has been slow to keep up. Is increasing market power among firms a factor? @mioana @Penn explains https://t.co/RBpc1bEXJL

— EconoFactOrg (@EconoFactOrg) August 2, 2018

“The observed escalation in the number and intensity of #wildfires is likely caused by the increase in frequency of hot droughts”

Human-caused #ClimateChange-driven droughts are getting hotter, forcing people to encounter new extremes — @UCIrvine study. https://t.co/BYEthvhMgd pic.twitter.com/FczDgDwP8u

— Ed Joyce (@EdJoyce) August 1, 2018

A Blythe farmer has created a melon harvesting machine. He says he's motivated to mechanize by a shortage of agricultural workers, and new wage rules that will drive up costs.

Thanks @mmcphate for sharing our @MyDesert story in today's California Sun!https://t.co/ThtRSeAk1f

— Rebecca Plevin (@rebeccaplevin) July 16, 2018

Good critique of universal basic income.
“After Universal Basic Income, The Flood” @simonsarris https://t.co/FQjFwr2eKs

— David Neumark (@NeumarkDN) July 2, 2018

My new brief on how #MinimumWage boost family income at the bottom, lowers poverty, reduces use of public assistance https://t.co/dTgGA9yq3g pic.twitter.com/WTKTngtKvB

— Arindrajit Dube (@arindube) April 26, 2017

"The workers who benefit from a higher minimum wage are not necessarily those who one would target if the purpose of this policy is poverty alleviation." -Jonathan Meer @TAMU in @econofactorg https://t.co/vCSggDLIyY

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) November 28, 2018

In one of a series of papers published by @hamiltonproj, @NeumarkDN described a plan in which the federal government could subsidize the wages of newly hired workers in extremely poor areas. –@Neil_Irwin https://t.co/zb9NU2um3J

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) November 21, 2018

NEW: Lecture by @NeumarkDN – Using Minimum Wages to Fight Inequality and Poverty https://t.co/JdZVx3EaOj

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) November 15, 2018

"The EITC is intended to encourage employment among low-income households. Does it work? Yes." @MichaelRStrain #EITC https://t.co/L675xP4FUa via @bopinion

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) October 8, 2018

"Rather than providing incentives for employers to create jobs in struggling communities…the Rebuilding Communities Job Subsidies…would use federal funding to intentionally create high-wage jobs for people through nonprofit partners." https://t.co/low7KuulcV @eillieanzi

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) October 3, 2018

New evidence that increases in the minimum wage reduce employment in the long run. https://t.co/Lh86clFQPH @AA_Millsap

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) October 1, 2018

Explaining the Decline in the U.S. Employment-to-Population Ratio over Recent Decades, by @kearney_melissa https://t.co/WYyVEnBTao

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) September 11, 2018

Berkeley study sparks debate over effects of minimum wage increases https://t.co/lX9o3IUlZw

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) September 11, 2018

Minimum wage increases in six cities working as intended, Berkeley study of food-service jobs finds https://t.co/0XtGj5ftbt via @seattletimes

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) September 6, 2018

Proposal: The High Wage Tax Credit, by @NeumarkDN https://t.co/Ol0UyVLfyE

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) August 30, 2018

High-wage tax credits can offset some of the costs of higher minimum wages, writes @NeumarkDN https://t.co/JEt3A4ff6P via @WSJOpinion

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) August 22, 2018

Neither party acknowledges that poverty has declined significantly over the past 50 years, write Bruce D. Meyer and James X. Sullivan https://t.co/b6aBTriNdx via @WSJOpinion

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) August 7, 2018

Expanding The Earned Income Tax Credit Could Encourage, Rather Than Require, More Work via @forbes @ElaineMaag https://t.co/16960xhKC3

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) August 1, 2018

Employment status changes put millions at risk of losing SNAP benefits for years, according to @laurenlbauer and @dwschanz: https://t.co/MpcZkLnGjI via @BrookingsInst

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) July 31, 2018

Should the earned income tax credit rise for childless adults? From ESSPRI's Harry Holzer: https://t.co/5P1PHJRVOT via @IZAWorldofLabor #eitc

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) July 31, 2018

Mortgage, Groupon and card debt: how the bottom half bolsters U.S. economy https://t.co/ygOKplJih5

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) July 23, 2018

Be careful what you wish for with minimum wage hikes https://t.co/yABCiaMHZ3

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) June 4, 2018

Rather than focusing on producing a single paper or study, successful partnerships between researchers and government agencies may focus instead on respecting each party's interests and developing sustainable protocols for longer-term partnerships.https://t.co/9RjkVSPIwc

— ESSPRI (@esspri_uci) June 5, 2018

"If you're not failing, you're missing opportunities." This is some of the advice that @BarackObama gave to entrepreneurs when he spoke at the Oslo Business Forum. Read this article and visit @UCI_Beall for more tips on how to succeed as an entrepreneur: https://t.co/zIuwVSPLNb pic.twitter.com/md4tlPdudr

— UC Irvine Merage (@UCIrvine_MBA) October 11, 2018

Research Professor Kenneth Kraemer was quoted in the Taiwan Times, sharing his perspective on entrepreneurship in Taiwan. To read the full article: https://t.co/WGppkMAzNC #meragefaculty #entrepreneurship #innovation pic.twitter.com/IBrzjIL2Ce

— UC Irvine Merage (@UCIrvine_MBA) September 21, 2018

How does NATO learn? Great article by my wonderful colleague Heidi Hardt @drhhardt https://t.co/BaWx8mAk4Q

— Inés Levin (@ineslevin) July 10, 2018

ICYMI: One more reason to dislike climate change: It's bad for beer, according to #NSFfunded research from @UCIrvine https://t.co/rDjmZ4Io15 pic.twitter.com/V9A1mmmKtg

— NSF Biology (@NSF_BIO) October 23, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen op-ed on how democrats could enact wide-ranging voting reform @slate https://t.co/WkWai0VvPd

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 30, 2018

LISTEN: Prof. @rickhasen discusses how recent SCOTUS rulings on voter rights may affect midterm elections @Slate https://t.co/HjJO36JSK9

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 29, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen quoted on Dodge City’s out-of-town polling place @kansasdotcom https://t.co/8u5PcqMNJ8

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 26, 2018

LISTEN: Prof. @rickhasen comments on legal battle over GA absentee ballots @wabenews https://t.co/fbv3Ta2Cft

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 26, 2018

LISTEN: Prof. @davidakaye discusses value of having independent international investigation into Khashoggi’s death @KCBSRadio https://t.co/szR7kJy6tf

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 26, 2018

Prof. @gregorycshaffer comments on Canada-led effort to reform WTO amid trade war between US and China @financialpost https://t.co/YlPveQEDoO

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 24, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen: Is the assault on voting rights getting worse, or are we just noticing it more? @Slate https://t.co/UnkYr4z69R

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 23, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen writes on what’s next in redistricting reform and partisan gerrymandering @HarvLRev https://t.co/gfs7JUPpxL

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 22, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on Facebook challenge of handling false election news while protecting free speech @CNET https://t.co/T13j8FJl6w

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 18, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on increased partisan interest in secretary of state/chief election officer positions @time https://t.co/8pPrzCRJx0

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 16, 2018

Prof. @vicfleischer says Trump administration “doubled down” on tax code provisions to benefit themselves @nytimes https://t.co/ygUMORvcH8

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 16, 2018

LISTEN: Prof. @rickhasen discusses CA motor voter program, ND voter ID law, and voter fraud concerns @KCRWPressPlay https://t.co/SIFU02bFXg

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 10, 2018

Prof. @davidakaye calls for independent investigation into disappearance of Saudi journalist in Turkey @WSJ https://t.co/FSzzTnVbeP

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 10, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on how conservative majority SCOTUS may impact voter ID laws, gerrymandering @washingtonpost https://t.co/cROThe6R70

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 9, 2018

Prof. @davidakaye comments on dangers facing members of the press in Kashmir @CJR https://t.co/UGecLZhi7N https://t.co/XZUOfGYsAl

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 3, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen quoted on recent legislation on voter registration, process and access @theprospect https://t.co/aY91zaC5Ee

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) October 3, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on court decision requiring politically active nonprofits to disclose donors @washingtonpost https://t.co/lg626C0Ftj

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) September 21, 2018

UCI Law Immigrant Rights Clinic, Prof. @annie_lai1 and students help U.S. Army veteran return home to California after deportation @latimes https://t.co/vcNd1DB9ld

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) September 19, 2018

ICYMI: UC Irvine Journal of International, Transnational, and Comparative Law publishes new volume – The Globalization of Legal Education: A Critical Study @nyulaw @NorthwesternLaw @iCourts_jur @FGVDireitoSP https://t.co/eQyQqGQkCF

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) September 17, 2018

Prof. @davidakaye quoted on Trump’s comments on Google search results @qz https://t.co/TZnCEfh1ri

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 28, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on likelihood of SCOTUS taking North Carolina gerrymandering case @TheNLJ https://t.co/To4p4qUFNJ

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 28, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on ruling on North Carolina’s congressional district maps @washingtonpost https://t.co/taBLATiDbQ

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 28, 2018

Prof. @leahlitman quoted on impact of Trump’s attacks on U.S. legal system @nytimes https://t.co/S2mSOEkBn7

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 27, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on Trump, Cohen and campaign finance violations @USAToday https://t.co/JHaP5v4KrY

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 24, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen quoted on what makes an offense impeachable @nytimes https://t.co/AM2z6QgVuk

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 23, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on plan to close polling places in rural Southwest Georgia @huffpost https://t.co/sObWQcMhkR

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 17, 2018

Prof. @davidakaye comments on the role of the press, language used by President Trump @ABC https://t.co/0WbWb9VuCL

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 16, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on campaign finance questions surrounding Trump White House and Omarosa Manigault Newman @washingtonpost https://t.co/Kw6R8S3CXy

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 13, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on Kobach’s office overseeing election recount, conflict of interest @motherjones https://t.co/AJoiRoOW69

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 13, 2018

LISTEN: Prof. @rickhasen discusses lawsuit against Santa Monica over CA Voting Rights Act @AirTalk @kpcc https://t.co/EcWeosHJhY

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 10, 2018

UCI Law alum Robert Moddelmog comments on CA Coastal Commission vote to tear down Laguna Beach sea wall @latimes https://t.co/5HmlOAPRO7

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 10, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on Santa Monica’s challenge of CA voting-rights law @wsj https://t.co/0jLZczrIEs

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 9, 2018

Prof. @rickhasen comments on whether 2016 Trump Tower meeting broke the law @AP https://t.co/QmvComv11c

— UCI School of Law (@UCILaw) August 6, 2018

Scheduled to be on @CNN @ChrisCuomo tonight around 8:45 pm eastern/5:45 pacific for "Election Night in America Continued" special talking about my @Slate piece on the new voting wars.https://t.co/962Wz4qt0w …

— Rick Hasen (@rickhasen) November 13, 2018

in this @PostOpinions piece, @AgnesCallamard & I argue for an independent int’l investigation of #Jamal_Khashoggi’s disappearance. #Saudi or #Turkey (or joint) approaches deeply problematic. https://t.co/T57sKjnotn

— David Kaye (@davidakaye) October 15, 2018

UCI political psychologist Pete Ditto offers some advice on how to keep things civil at the #Thanksgiving table. To start, seek understanding, not persuasion.
More: https://t.co/vI5CUVBco1 @Social_Ecology pic.twitter.com/pNS9WJfm6S

— UC Irvine (@UCIrvine) November 21, 2018

Horiba Group commits $9 million to UCI for new institute: Research to focus on better connectivity between #transportation and #energy sectors. More: https://t.co/cug49Uuzwk pic.twitter.com/l2pvomVsIK

— UC Irvine (@UCIrvine) August 29, 2018

UCI #mathematician & evolutionary #biologist Natalia Komarova shares playlists inspired by her research on pop music trends: https://t.co/mRLfgSPe9l pic.twitter.com/vVt9E2eHCl

— UC Irvine (@UCIrvine) July 18, 2018

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California Vol.15 (University of California, Irvine / Santa Barbara / Hastings)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.42（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.16 －大学ツイート UC Davis）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、University of California, Davis です。

A truly inspiring article by UC Davis professor Tessa Hill about our roles in the global plastic problem: https://t.co/Mi09HfZdAO pic.twitter.com/5MRhJBL60N

— UC Climate Solutions (@ClimateUC) October 26, 2018

The Camp Fire, the deadliest in California's history, has finally been extinguished. But what are the long-term health risks from the fires? It turns out very little is known,… https://t.co/I7xAqZjdDQ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 26, 2018

Smoke from the devastating Camp Fire has caused many health issues this past week, but what are the long-term effects? According to Kent Pinkerton, director of the UC Davis Center for Health and the… https://t.co/8C5DUoOdOG

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 20, 2018

Dust masks and surgical masks won't protect your lungs against harmful pollutants from the wildfires. To do that, you need the right kind of mask – the California Department… https://t.co/aT6SL9OMni

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 16, 2018

If you live in California, there’s a strong chance you’ve been obsessively checking Air Quality Index (AQI) sites to see just how bad the air quality is. But why is there so… https://t.co/qzpynva0eD

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 16, 2018

Wildfires are unpredictable but there are many things you can do to be prepared. Jennifer Biddle, a science and health writer at the Environmental Health Sciences Center at UC Davis and producer… https://t.co/uoUmSSR8L0

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 15, 2018

Could satellites and artificial intelligence be used to spot wildfires? Alex Koltunov, a scientist at the Center for Spatial Technologies and Remote Sensing… https://t.co/hJVXsT6nE5

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 13, 2018

When you think of cybersecurity you might not be thinking of medical devices, but it turns out that everything from from pacemakers to insulin pumps could be vulnerable to computer hackers…. https://t.co/QkMZHwkSvz

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 8, 2018

#UCDavis faculty are experts in a wide variety of issues facing voters this year, from #conspiracytheories and the roots of modern conservatism to electronic voting and computer security. Check out the list: https://t.co/nyUGosrQ5n

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 6, 2018

Facts not fear. Giovanni Peri, an economics professor at UC Davis, debunks a few of… https://t.co/wgY4rh38LQ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 5, 2018

"Entrainment" for better memory? A new UC Davis found that people who used entrainment devices, which use a combination of sound and lights to stimulate brain wave activity, showed improved memory #Entrainment #memory #cognition https://t.co/UWKhnUGMbe

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 29, 2018

California is a world leader in tech but has failed its early promise when it comes to transportation. Op ed from Institute of Transportation Studies Director Daniel on how the next California governor can fix our broken transportation system https://t.co/U9LhqTrQL1

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 29, 2018

Chancellor Gary S. May's thoughts on the recent attack on the Jewish community in Pittsburgh. "Hate cannot and will not win." https://t.co/VpYLNeI5nL

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 29, 2018

UC Davis study finds no safe level of organophosphate pesticides for children. “We have compelling evidence from dozens of human studies that exposures… https://t.co/8aXBtlk5aY

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 25, 2018

Do you have DNA from all your ancestors? Probably not. If you pick one of your ancestors from 10 generations back, the odds are only around 50 percent that you carry any DNA from him or her. The odds… https://t.co/eN93mWmFqq

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 23, 2018

New research predicts beer prices could double as rising global temperatures and more volatile weather cause shortages of barley; study corroborates 2017 UCDavis study #beer #climatechange #farming https://t.co/Oo08yefs86

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 22, 2018

What do creativity and genius have in common? "All of them, whether they’re scientists or whether they’re artists, have that tremendous drive and commitment and determination to keep on going, even when they’re failing and failing… https://t.co/pYB9W7WbtQ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 22, 2018

Water less but get a higher yield of nuts? A new study from #UCDavis could be a game-changer for how nut orchards are watered in California #almonds #walnuts https://t.co/yIEiSi9IFF

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 22, 2018

In the age of fake news and doctored photos, wary consumers are not nearly as gullible as one might presume. But it turns out the source of the images does not matter much as people evaluate what is fake and what is real #FakeNews https://t.co/dTtqZeg4Yb

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 19, 2018

The October "Case of the month" is a fish. UC Davis veterinarians removed a softball-sized tumor from Madonna, a 6-year-old female koi fish https://t.co/KJLYiZh0FZ pic.twitter.com/XHAsBkHiX4

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 18, 2018

#UCDavis is a proud partner in the global effort to prevent future pandemics. https://t.co/M9HkFFvA43

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 1, 2018

Your Prime Day shopping spree came with free, fast shipping — but experts say there’s a hidden environmental cost that doesn’t show up on the checkout page. But experts say that e-commerce… https://t.co/edp18EQxxg

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 30, 2018

If California is going to reach its ambitious climate change targets, the state will have to… https://t.co/Lcbnw4iw42

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 29, 2018

How to stop mass shootings: A perspective article in the @NEJM from UC Davis firearms violence expert and emergency room physician Garen Wintemute, M.D. #massshootings #gunviolence #guncontrol #GVROs https://t.co/xDQinVvb2w pic.twitter.com/knn3uV76bU

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 28, 2018

In 2001 there were about 1,500 cases of Valley Fever in California. Last year that number jumped to 8,103. “We’re seeing a huge increase in new cases in the past two-and-a-half years. It’s… https://t.co/x3k7Pu12tR

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 27, 2018

Will a $4,500 subsidy convince more Californias to buy all-electric cars? https://t.co/LTVl7CO7HY

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 26, 2018

How bad is the air in Los Angeles? The worst in 20 years. “The fact that we keep violating and having this many days should be a wake-up call,” said Michael Kleeman, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at UC Davis who studies air… https://t.co/iJz6OhTZZC

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 22, 2018

Why are herds of of caribou in Greenland a fraction of their former size? UC Davis Professor Eric Post thinks the decline is linked to a rapidly warming climate that is driving the… https://t.co/dcRrZxatW7

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 18, 2018

Smoky, unhealthy air from large wildfires has plagued much of the West Coast and beyond. What's the public health impact? Special PBS correspondent Cat Wise talks to researchers at UC Davis who are assessing the risks for people from smoke and ash. https://t.co/8e9d1PVdHh

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 13, 2018

A new agreement with institutions in China, South Korea and Germany will allow the UC Davis Social Cognition Laboratory, directed by professor Jeff Sherman, to expand research on stereotyping and prejudice https://t.co/9h92gMll0J

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 30, 2018

California may soon legalize the selling home-cooked meals. But will the food be safe? Christine Bruhn, a food safety specialist emerita at UC Davis who has conducted multiple studies observing how people prepare food in their homes, discusses #AB626 https://t.co/ZVmm5LVphG

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 27, 2018

Daniel Sperling, the founding Director of the Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis, on how the effort to freeze vehicle fuel-economy standards will bring auto innovation to a half and erode U.S. leadership on advanced technologies. https://t.co/bGkwIQ0RjA

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 22, 2018

Stay or go. Nicholas Pinter, a geologist at UC Davis, is studying "managed retreat," where repeated, severe floods have forced entire towns to move. Pinter and his… https://t.co/tUlmSW55EX

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 16, 2018

Using two motors and a $600 budget, students at #UCDavis engineered a robot capable of tying a shoe. It is part of an annual design competition with Meijo University in Japan https://t.co/20vBGcRh0e

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 13, 2018

It's normal for pollution to waft from west to east across the country, just like pollution from China is regularly transported over the Pacific Ocean into the U.S. But "Normally, the… https://t.co/NYeUOCKrVn

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 10, 2018

Of California water and wildfires. Mr. Trump's claim "is so physically impossible, you don't even really want to respond," said Jay Lund, a civil and environmental engineering professor at #UCDavis and a longtime analyst of the state's water wars https://t.co/TSoWaA64ck

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 7, 2018

Kathryn Olmsted, professor of history at UC Davis whose areas of expertise include the study of conspiracy theories, was on KPCC's "Air Talk" to talk about QAnon, a conspiracy theory group that has been seen at recent Trump rallies. https://t.co/JuZa1ard4w

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 7, 2018

Tara Ann Niendam, associate professor and executive director of the UC Davis Early Psychosis Programs, and Laura Tully, assistant professor of psychiatry, are the co-founders of Safari Health, a digital… https://t.co/B2FNQXL2HQ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 1, 2018

California is home to some of the world's tech giants, but how safe is the state's voting technology? Could Russia hack California’s elections? Experts say it would be hard, but… https://t.co/DOgNYRCf8I

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 27, 2018

A new study raises the question: Could saving #water in the Los Angeles Reservoir come at the cost of consuming water in other parts of world? Jay Lund, director for the Center for Watershed Sciences at #UCDavis, discusses why it matters. https://t.co/Plyilaky2C #ca #savewater

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 19, 2018

UC Davis Professor and author Dan Sperling, director of the Institute of Transportation Studies at #UCDavis is now a regular contributor to @Forbes. His newest column looks at the proliferation of dockless electric bike and scooter sharing services https://t.co/eTLxGYK6zt

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 13, 2018

The measure to split CA into 3 states qualified for the November ballot – but is it legal? Darien Shanske, professor of law at UC Davis, talks to Larry Mantle on KPCC. https://t.co/FcYd2Pl1Rs

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 12, 2018

An intriguing new UC Davis study shows California's grasslands and rangelands are actually now more resilient at storing carbon than forests.

"In a stable climate, trees store more carbon than grasslands,"… https://t.co/9VUg84E2FH

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 10, 2018

The number of people receiving visas to move permanently to the United States is on pace to drop 12%. Giovanni Peri, chair of the economics department at UC Davis, notes the impact of cutting high- and low-skill immigrants will be to slow the U.S. economy https://t.co/DMvMUVY5SN

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 9, 2018

The Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis on how how ride-hailing could improve public transportation instead of undercutting it #Lyft #Uber https://t.co/wmEgUcmzAb

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 5, 2018

Climate change could triple the frequency of large wildfires in California and other western states, says new federal report. Our report: https://t.co/ihPXCssRXS

— Stuart Leavenworth (@sleavenworth) November 23, 2018

Why "what happens in the Arctic doesn't stay in the Arctic" and the link b/w #climatechange and weather. Great explainer and use of #scicomm . https://t.co/uo1q80sVky

— Kat Kerlin (@UCDavis_Kerlin) October 26, 2018

Innovative doctors, who work on the tiniest fetuses and babies, are helping to expand the treatments available @UCDavisChildren https://t.co/i9wbaoh8fh @Sacbiz #pediatriccardiology

— UC Davis Health (@UCDavisHealth) September 25, 2018

On the latest episode of the podcast "What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law," #UCDavisLaw Professor @elizabeth_joh explains what it would take to impeach a Supreme Court Justice. https://t.co/kwtte18qbx pic.twitter.com/R2KNlEkqx8

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) October 7, 2018

Professor Holly Cooper spoke to the @AP about new, more stringent rules that are delaying or preventing the reunion of some parents with migrant children who were detained after crossing the border without them. @abogadatejana https://t.co/Q3jVIQw8RM

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) September 25, 2018

#UCDavisLaw Professor Rick Frank spoke to @sacbee_news about a landmark ruling on groundwater over-pumping that could have implications for the entire state. https://t.co/L68hW7qAY4

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) September 24, 2018

Are Immigrants "Commerce"? #UCDavisLaw Prof. Jack Chin, Ilya Somin & John Eastman discuss whether the #Constitution grants the federal govt. authority over #immigration. @CatoUnbound https://t.co/82rqQDYGfP @GJackChin

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) September 22, 2018

The @nytimes interviewed #UCDavisLaw Professor Darien Shanske about a Treasury Department proposal that would keep states from circumventing the new, $10,000 limit on state and local tax deductions. https://t.co/se3Vlx6pKJ

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) August 27, 2018

In a piece for the New York Review of Books, King Hall alum @WajahatAli '07 looks at the recent rise of white-power groups in the United States, the nation's history of white supremacy and ways to combat its spread. https://t.co/2VnE9fp07m

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) August 21, 2018

Perspective from #UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin R. Johnson about #detentions of #immigrant children for @ConversationUS. @krjohnson58 https://t.co/rgdlmWAugl

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) August 2, 2018

In an op-ed for @politico, #UCDavisLaw Professor Dennis J. Ventry, Jr. and his co-authors explain why filing taxes "remains a time-consuming and expensive endeavor." https://t.co/omCQLT0a4l

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 30, 2018

"Treasonous" v "#treason" – #UCDavis Law Prof. @carltonfwlarson says there's a big difference. @PolitiFact https://t.co/rusRbAVJ1z

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 23, 2018

#UCDavisLaw alum Jessica 'Zhanna' Malekos Smith compares Alexander Hamilton's struggle to balance liberty and order to today’s #cyberspace policies. @DefenseOne @smallwars @RCDefense https://t.co/CKCZx9ANDB

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 23, 2018

“It’s funny,” he said, “because people keep asking me if it’s #treason yet.” #UCDavisLaw Prof. Carlton Larson for @washingtonpost @carltonfwlarson https://t.co/w99TUUPght

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 18, 2018

In this piece for @ConversationEDU, #UCDavis Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Diversity and Professor of Law @RaquelEAldana looks at the impact of President Trump's travel ban on refugees and U.S. families. https://t.co/eNmEMrOHwi

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 11, 2018

The @washingtonpost reports on a lawsuit filed today against the Trump administration by @UCDavisLaw's Immigration Law Center and others on behalf of children caught in a bureaucratic tangle after being detained separately from their parents.https://t.co/6HIkdrRyUJ

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 29, 2018

Watch @UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin R. Johnson dispel myths about immigration: https://t.co/VyNia3xgrC @krjohnson58

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 28, 2018

There is a way for pro-labor states to work around this morning's #Janus decision by the #USSupremeCourt, @UCDavisLaw Professor @AaronTangLaw writes in this @sacbee_news op-ed: https://t.co/svQZpkU1R7

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 27, 2018

Children allege grave abuse at migrant #DetentionCenters, @UCDavisLaw Professor Holly Cooper tells @CNN: "There seems to be a level of cruel intent I've never seen before and a real indifference to the well-being of a child." @abogadatejana https://t.co/fnGbL0y3gN

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 22, 2018

President Trump's executive order seeking indefinite detention of migrant children likely will elicit legal challenges, @UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin R. Johnson writes in @nbcnews essay. @krjohnson58 https://t.co/vDd3psST1e

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 21, 2018

#UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin Johnson points out that the executive branch has discretion in immigrant #detainment policies. Example: using bond hearings – as done in the past – allows families to stay together. @krjohnson58 @ConversationUS #immigration https://t.co/VfGOKPS3iY

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 20, 2018

A delightful text from an astonishing @UCDavisLaw professor.
In my opinion Alan Brownstein is one of the best, @krjohnson58 https://t.co/o0nqvQj4MD

— Luis Enrique Pereda (@luis_e_pereda) September 1, 2018

From Rick Frank of ⁦@UCDavisLaw⁩: In Environmental Law Foundation v. SWRCB, CA appeals court declares state PTD applies to at least some of CA’s groundwater resources & rejects argument that the SGMA displaces the PTD’s applicability to GW resources. https://t.co/GhuE07Lcfe

— Lisa Schiavinato (@oceancoastallaw) August 30, 2018

.@UCDavisLaw professor emeritus Alan Brownstein comments on Judge Kavanaugh's apparent position on Second Amendment https://t.co/V4yX4SnglF

— Justia Verdict (@VerdictJustia) August 27, 2018

Raquel Aldana, @UCDavisLaw professor, reflects on her experiences as an immigrant and her approach to teaching law. @RaquelEAldana | Via @KVIEPBS https://t.co/PX2Blo3qNx pic.twitter.com/qcgnr0LcSi

— UC Davis Magazine (@UCDavisMagazine) October 4, 2018

What does treason mean in modern America? @UCDavisLaw professor @carltonfwlarson on the rhetoric. | Via @kjzzphoenix https://t.co/buu8k4Pf8k pic.twitter.com/INLBzC1jh6

— UC Davis Magazine (@UCDavisMagazine) September 22, 2018

Treason is strictly defined by the US Constitution, notes Carlton Larson of @UCDavisLaw. But there are plenty of serious and impeachable offenses that don't meet that high bar https://t.co/n0tt6z8s1p

— UCDavis News Service (@UCDavisNews) July 18, 2018

Oped: Rights of non-citizens lost among immigration rhetoric, says @krjohnson58 @UCDavisLaw https://t.co/8XPvHRCsGd

— UCDavis News Service (@UCDavisNews) June 22, 2018

Surviving the Camp Fire was hard enough. Now these animals have to find their humans. https://t.co/eTtvef99j6

— UC Davis (@ucdavis) November 18, 2018

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U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.41（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.15 －大学ツイート UC Merced・Santa Cruz・Riverside・San Francisco）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、University of California の Merced・Santa Cruz・Riverside・San Francisco の４ campuses です。

We applaud today’s decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to keep in place the injunction preventing DHS from ending the DACA program. We encourage all eligible recipients to renew their DACA grants immediately. https://t.co/SFn6DbN98U

— UC (@UofCalifornia) November 8, 2018

A greener tomorrow is closer than we think. UC is leading the way towards a clean, renewable future—UC campuses are among the most environmentally responsible in the country. pic.twitter.com/T0PYuLslBv

— UC (@UofCalifornia) October 30, 2018

Congrats to @UCRiverside professor @karthickr for being named to the Frederick Douglass 200, which recognizes individuals committed to social change. He joins honorees including @Kaepernick, @BarackObama, @Oprah, and @Lin_Manuel. Via @pressenterprise: https://t.co/NX3hka4VyJ

— UC (@UofCalifornia) September 17, 2018

Rolling on the science of an atmospheric river: Vicky Espinoza of @ucmerced works with @NASAJPL to figure out how #ClimateChange impacts AR patterns https://t.co/TY3iDgYpsk #CAwater pic.twitter.com/Q6EJJQSAQR

— UC Water Institute (@ucanrwater) October 5, 2018

In the @nytimes, @ucmerced's Prof. @trounstine interviewed on bipartisan NIMBYISM. @emilymbadger Read here: https://t.co/UdSiybeBC8.

— UC Merced Political Science (@UCMercedPoliSci) August 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/UCMercedPoliSci/status/1031631862513381378

New work by Prof. @AGTheodoridis on dehumanization, partisanship, and polarization was featured on @voxdotcom's The Weeds Podcast this week.
Listen here: https://t.co/PlafcHJ7kA
Paper here: https://t.co/CdAa6Z5tei

— UC Merced Political Science (@UCMercedPoliSci) August 8, 2018

Debating civility in politics: @ucmerced's @melissaleesands' work featured in @Slate! https://t.co/pV4xzgBjBX

— UC Merced Political Science (@UCMercedPoliSci) June 27, 2018

Prof. @AGTheodoridis featured in the @washingtonpost @monkeycageblog. https://t.co/YKhOvd7rl4

— UC Merced Political Science (@UCMercedPoliSci) May 21, 2018

https://twitter.com/UCMercedPoliSci/status/951893537825542145
https://twitter.com/UCMercedPoliSci/status/925192093143666688

My article with @_zulema_valdez "U.S. racial and ethnic relations in the twenty-first century" is free to access this month. We provide a framework that brings ethnicity theory into conversation with racism theory. https://t.co/0nl0hyzExq

— Tanya Golash-Boza (@tanyaboza) October 22, 2018

5 charts that explain America's failed policy of mass incarceration (by @tanyaboza of @UCMerced) https://t.co/X99nh12lSk pic.twitter.com/VJ3hln6zsm

— The Conversation US (@ConversationUS) May 31, 2017

"As Californians, we've been granted the extraordinary opportunity to write our own stories."

During his victory speech, Governor-elect @GavinNewsom shares an incredible account of a UC Merced #Dreamer and what #California means to him. #growCAtogether @UCAdvocacy @UofCalifornia pic.twitter.com/ZH5IQMm2gc

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) November 8, 2018

According to a report in @thehill, Pres. @realDonaldTrump said California's wildfires are costing American taxpayers "hundreds of billions of dollars." Climatologist and forestry expert Prof. @LeroyWesterling debunks the cost and blame. https://t.co/urtDzMShBR via @sacbee_news pic.twitter.com/q9BrhPukg8

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) October 26, 2018

Vice provost and dean of Graduate Education Professor @MarjorieZatz highlights the valuable contributions of #immigrant and international students to #research, development, and the U.S. economy. @PresImmAlliance https://t.co/421pXvxr3N via @DiverseIssues #istandwithimmigrants pic.twitter.com/6J4r5srT2b

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) October 24, 2018

The @merced2020 Project expands the only #UC in the San Joaquin Valley, increasing access and enhancing research. #BuildingTheFuture #highered https://t.co/O0bSRkzCDg

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) March 7, 2018

#ParisAgreement or not, we won't stop fighting #climatechange, pledges @UCM_Chancellor https://t.co/fbI0sILmr8 pic.twitter.com/AbGubfuLVo

— UC Merced (@ucmerced) May 31, 2017

Politics Professor Elizabeth Beaumont reflects on what the recent midterm election means for climate change, and how individuals can get engaged in politicshttps://t.co/xN44tey6xR

— UCSC Social Sciences (@UCSCSocSci) November 16, 2018

https://t.co/fulAQcHCjt

— The Okinawa Memories Initiative (@TheGailProject) September 30, 2018

For the cartographers, geographers, philosophers and political wonks, a map analysis of the United States voting tendencies: https://t.co/xhiTL3tHn6

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) July 30, 2018

State legislators and Governor Brown increased UC’s funding by nearly $347 million this year. https://t.co/1ub6zX9hMD

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) July 20, 2018

A tour of one of the #internment camps – Manzanar – in this @nytimes interactive piece: https://t.co/pHeaRea8E9 cc @UCSCHistory

— UCSC Grad Division (@UCSC_GradDiv) July 9, 2018

UC Santa Cruz sociology professor @chrisbenner pens an op/ed for @siliconbeat & @mercnews on how Silicon Valley can and should play a key role in leveling the playing field of California’s economy. https://t.co/GGPDHvOPbp

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) November 14, 2018

The latest @AP investigation from UC Santa Cruz alumna @mendozamartha https://t.co/GA92dV2RSC #UCSCAlumni

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) October 9, 2018

Silicon Valley's tech business models are concentrating on wealth and shortchanging workers according to a new study from UC Santa Cruz professor @chrisbenner, @wpusanews & @EverettProgram. 9 in 10 jobs pay less today than they did 20 years ago. https://t.co/JqsHz57V6i

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) October 8, 2018

"What makes this generation different is not their lack of support of free speech, it is that they simply don’t believe in law or politics as a means to protect it." UCSC professor Ryan Coonerty pens an op/ed for @sfchronicle https://t.co/6XQa2oWDRa

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) October 2, 2018

"We may be on the verge of learning something very interesting about the physics of dark energy." UC Santa Cruz astronomer Alexie Leauthaud has helped to create the deepest ever 3-D map of matter in the universe. https://t.co/oRjlFVocbT

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) September 26, 2018

Fukunaga. Cary Fukunaga. Congrats to Cary on being announced as the new director of @007! We couldn't be more proud of all of your successes. #UCSCAlumni https://t.co/MF1AtlAVH2

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) September 20, 2018

The Trump administration and @RyanZinke have decided that industries using public lands don’t have to clean up after they drill or mine. Not so fast says UC Santa Cruz professor of environmental studies @KDHoll5 via @mercnews https://t.co/pIoYPD9xHD

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 10, 2018

The next time you make a big decision by "trusting your gut," think again. New findings by UCSC associate professor of psychology Audun Dahl, find that most people reason deeply about highly complex moral issues. https://t.co/f4CyXRuEX5

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 2, 2018

UC Santa Cruz professor of psychology Regina Langhout is the lead author on a new policy brief for the @APA on how deportation and family separation impacts entire communities. https://t.co/OY1XmziMW1 pic.twitter.com/w12LSjW0s1

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) August 1, 2018

The Resource Centers at UC Santa Cruz call for immediate reunification of families & their children impacted by the “zero tolerance” policy at the US-Mexico border. Read their full statement: https://t.co/2KLSZ941Gi #EndFamilySeparation #Basta

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) July 10, 2018

UC Santa Cruz professor Dana Frank joins @WBEZ to discuss the reasons behind the mass exodus from Central America. https://t.co/nGWtGq7Pfy

— UC Santa Cruz (@ucsc) July 2, 2018

Be sure to check out #UCRSPP Professor David Brady (@DaveBrady72) featured in San Francisco Chronicle @sfchronicle! The op-ed piece, coauthored with Zachary Parolin (@ZParolin), is titled "California's troubling poverty rate." #UCRiverside https://t.co/6PNMPn0eSw https://t.co/w7TgeUW34V

— UCR School of Public Policy (@ucrspp) September 7, 2018

Interested in what the #UCRSPP Associate Dean spoke about at the OC Water Summit? Then be sure to check out the article below that captures how Kurt Schwabe "discussed the technical side of the effects of indoor conservation on wastewater recycling." https://t.co/ZnYVjmCTMZ

— UCR School of Public Policy (@ucrspp) July 23, 2018

#UCRSPP professor of public policy and political science, @karthickr, was featured in @NBCNews last week! Be sure to read the article "Is this app fueling Chinese-American conservatism?" which talks about the Chinese-language app, WeChat. https://t.co/92AFXFu9fd

— UCR School of Public Policy (@ucrspp) July 2, 2018

Associate Professor of Public Policy and Political Science, Ben Newman, was featured last month in @TheEconomist. Be sure to read "Firearms and opinion: Gun massacres seem to change minds https://t.co/oJRez0uC7C" #UCRSPP

— UCR School of Public Policy (@ucrspp) June 29, 2018

Assistant professor of public policy and political science, @QuicoPedraza, was recently featured in the @nytimes. #UCRiverside #UCRSPP

"How Latino Voting Power Will Count in the California Primary" https://t.co/YTerdZmcvM

— UCR School of Public Policy (@ucrspp) June 11, 2018

#UCRiverside SPP professor, Ben Newman, was recently featured in @washingtonpost. Link to the article "Analysis | The surprising way gun violence is dividing America": https://t.co/DdENPlKYqC

— UCR School of Public Policy (@ucrspp) May 31, 2018

Check out #UCRSPP Postdoctoral Scholar @brittany_morey's recent article featured in @PacificStand! https://t.co/Z11AAwrdaL

— UCR School of Public Policy (@ucrspp) April 11, 2018

My oped in the #SacBee on the need to invest in Asian American outreach: https://t.co/3FV7swjzW4 cc @AAPIData @APIAVote pic.twitter.com/KoS8s1nX6t

— KarthickRamakrishnan (@karthickr) November 9, 2018

Affirmative Action and the Asian American community. Happy to offer some thoughts and perspective (plus @AAPIData!) in this @WSJ article. cc @UCRiverside @CSIUCR @ucrspp https://t.co/R2oxUWY7kY

— KarthickRamakrishnan (@karthickr) November 1, 2018

Chinese Tea Party. Great, extensive NYT piece, on the growing political power—and GOP orientation—of Chinese immigrants. Features our survey data @naasurvey @AAPIData cc @asmamk @tanzinavega @arunNYC @mitrakalita https://t.co/Po2vnAKURU

— KarthickRamakrishnan (@karthickr) August 9, 2018

Honored to be asked by @nytimes to weigh in on race and stereotyping involving Asian Americans, including #AffirmativeAction and the #bambooceiling. And a treat, as always, to riff with Jennifer Lee @JLeeSoc! https://t.co/PhrPKem2Wc cc @naasurvey @columbiasoc @ucrspp @AAPIData

— KarthickRamakrishnan (@karthickr) June 23, 2018

No, rent control doesn't always reduce the supply of housing – Cheers to ⁦@GaryDeanPainter⁩ for exemplary translation of social science on an important issue. https://t.co/bujkv60SNX

— David Brady (@DaveBrady72) October 31, 2018

The ⁦@nytimes⁩ quotes several poverty scholars, including myself on income and poverty. They didn’t use the line I always offer, but it applies: the clearest poverty trend in the US is stability at a high level. https://t.co/OKj7edicQE

— David Brady (@DaveBrady72) September 13, 2018

Irony: immigrant-farmworkers-turned-forest-firefighters save areas where majority voted Trump.

“Cisneros said he doesn’t like what he hears on the news about immigrants…he hopes critics of immigrants will pay attention to the work he and others do.” https://t.co/muzL14VTiw

— Francisco I Pedraza (@QuicoPedraza) August 5, 2018

Today's front page of The @PressEnterprise: Coverage of the launch of our new report, "State of Immigrants in the Inland Empire"!

Read the article: https://t.co/MmkIawziGt

Download the report: https://t.co/qSAGYjnC3G pic.twitter.com/rel53kIFfQ

— UCR Center for Social Innovation (@CSIUCR) April 20, 2018

It's going to be a HOT one! When a #heatwave strikes and temperatures are pushed into triple digits, the risk of heat exhaustion and #heatstroke increases. You can help minimize your risk with the following heat wave safety tips >> https://t.co/XPXXgXVId5 #HeatWave2018 @UCRSoM pic.twitter.com/fYJq2t32SZ

— UCR Health (@UCRHealth) July 6, 2018

If the #InlandEmpire wants to grow its #tech sector, it should be focusing on these anchor industries. https://t.co/o71k4JrIY1

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 25, 2018

Construction and building activity are the two industries driving the #InlandEmpire’s business sector this quarter, with swift expansion expected for the remainder of the year, according to @ucr_business’ Center for #Economic #Forecasting and #Development. https://t.co/7kD4kOkCCX

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) November 18, 2018

Kim Yi Dionne, assistant professor in UCR’s Department of political science, weighs in. @nytimes https://t.co/f7HQkl9lft

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) October 7, 2018

New technologies could create real conversations between elected representatives and the general public, argues Kevin Esterling, professor of political science, in a @washingtonpost op-ed. https://t.co/kPPdXSMvOX

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) September 23, 2018

Get your rain barrels ready. Warming ocean temperatures will prompt a "deluge" of winter rainfall rather than snow, study finds. https://t.co/zwNtkOnLsR

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) September 9, 2018

Are #immigrant #internment camps the new normal? @LailaLalami, professor of creative writing,⁩ shares concerns in her column #betweenthelines in @thenation. https://t.co/JAKvgc72rv

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 13, 2018

Some physicians assume that older adults aren't sexually active, which is not conducive to #healthy #HIV testing and #HIVprevention. This study is showing why. @UCRSoM https://t.co/HHrSNtjHYQ

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 11, 2018

Companies say they want diversity, but keep recruiting from the same universities. Chancellor Wilcox explains in the @sfchronicle why employers need to look to places like #UCR to find the student populations that look like the America of the 21st century. https://t.co/wvUXMk6FQ3

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 8, 2018

President Trump's hard-line #immigration policies put public focus on the legislators quietly accepting #privateprison money, assistant professor @lorenc2 tells @MotherJones. https://t.co/16Kztwj17E

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) August 2, 2018

Can a computer detect fake news better than humans? @vagelispapalex of @bournscollege introduces #fakenews detection using #tensors #datascience #machinelearning. @ScienceNews article https://t.co/RxBogkKKsy

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) July 28, 2018

Clinical Professor Dr. Scott Allen @UCRSoM blows the whistle on a #government threat to expand #migrant family #DetentionCenters, saying they “pose high risk of harm.” @nytimes https://t.co/ILvu5A3maN

— UC Riverside (@UCRiverside) July 21, 2018

Northern California currently has the worst air quality in the world. Masks are not a substitute for staying indoors. Here's a map of filtered air shelters in #SF: https://t.co/BwOGGF8UE7 #CampFireSmoke pic.twitter.com/1kU3ynnVw2

— UCSF Medical Center (@UCSFHospitals) November 17, 2018

The good news is that there's little evidence that inhaling wildfire smoke has long-term health effects, but please keep a close eye on young children, the elderly and people with pre-existing respiratory conditions. #campfire https://t.co/Y7OqeWD2mr

— Michael Anderson MD MBA FAAP (@MikeAndersonMD) November 19, 2018

"Very little is known about the long-term effects of wildfire smoke because it's hard to study populations years after a wildfire," said Dr. John Balmes, a @UCSF professor of medicine who studies air pollution. https://t.co/47RQ1gS5TO

— NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) November 16, 2018

UCSF HIV researcher Timothy Henrich weighs in on news of gene-edited twins, saying "I cannot find a scientific rationale to do this, other than the proof of concept that you could modify the embryo and bring it to term." #crispr https://t.co/mH8tWZhKKw

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 28, 2018

The much-welcomed rain is not toxic, but UCSF physician/air quality expert @GinaSolomonMD suggests some indoor precautions: 1) Vacuum carpets, mop floors, wipe down hard surfaces; 2) Open windows to air out the house; 3) Check & replace air filters. https://t.co/Y2QQGBRBFQ

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 21, 2018

Many so-called "detox" methods for dealing with #campfire smoke aren't backed by science.
Here's what does help: eat well, sleep well, exercise indoors, eat fruits/vegetables (they contain antioxidants that protect against inhaled pollutants). https://t.co/e7bfVdT2jL

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) November 20, 2018

Chancellor Hawgood on #Midterms2018: "Many issues are at stake, from protecting health care for those with pre-existing conditions to defending transgender identity."
Know your polling place, read up on the issues, and vote! #UCSFStandsUp #UCSFSOTU https://t.co/5EJB2Azh8T pic.twitter.com/hKuAS99lBX

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 30, 2018

"Tech and disruption — when they enter the sector of transportation, [they're] also entering the sector of #publichealth. So it becomes a different ballgame, we need to make sure that we're doing it safely."
-trauma surgeon Catherine Juillard. #scooters https://t.co/ztzy1HPv2W

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 20, 2018

Thank you to @ChelseaClinton for meeting with our doctors! Dr. Neeti Doshi does inspiring work educating on how talking, singing, reading to babies supports brain development. “Talking is Teaching” was born at @UCSFBenioffOAK, now it's part of @ClintonFdn! https://t.co/6TPqpVfrUg

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 12, 2018

Many believe that substance use and #mentalhealth problems are the main cause of #homelessness, but that’s not true. A longtime UCSF course teaches future clinicians about the specific needs of people who are homeless. #meded #highered
https://t.co/baGkDXTcr7

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 8, 2018

He was a grad student in James Allison's lab when they did the research that won this year's #NobelPrize in physiology/medicine. Now @MaxKrummel wants to take immunotherapy beyond #cancer. #highered @immunox https://t.co/RP0MakYPID

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 4, 2018

Congratulations to James P. Allison of @MDAndersonNews and Tasuku Honjo of @univkyoto for today’s #NobelPrize win! https://t.co/bmiZSNKegl

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) October 1, 2018

UCSF psychiatrist/professor Lynn Ponton offers advice on how to protect your #mentalhealth amid national conversations about sexual harassment and assault. via @KQED #KavanaughHearings https://t.co/Tcudj2400W

— UC San Francisco (@UCSF) September 28, 2018

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UCMercedPoliSci ucmerced UCSCSocSci TheGailProject UCSC_GradDiv ucsc ucrspp karthickr DaveBrady72 CSIUCR UCRHealth UCRiverside UCSFHospitals UCSF AGTheodoridis UCAdvocacy UCSCHistory chrisbenner UCRSoM ucr_business bournscollege UCSFBenioffOAK immunox KQED pic.twitter.com/yDUjLg85c7

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) November 30, 2018

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California Vol.12 (University of California, Merced / Santa Cruz)
California Vol.13 (University of California, Riverside / San Francisco)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.40（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.14 －大学ツイート California State University）

All the below tweets are in English.
Cal State 後半は、中間選挙そのものの話が多くなりました。

#SFSU Associate Professor of Political Science @ValisJason addressed the issue of conditional voters in the 2018 midterm elections with @abc7newsbayarea https://t.co/7x33G7JIPj

— SF State (@SFSU) November 12, 2018

#SFSU Associate Professor of Political Science @ValisJason commented on Maine’s 2018 ranked-choice midterm election for the @AP https://t.co/c7sCgkTJsv

— SF State (@SFSU) November 10, 2018

#SFSU Associate Professor @ValisJason spoke to @sfchronicle about the effect San Francisco’s 2018 midterm elections will have on Mayor London Breed’s agenda. https://t.co/QDM88eucrF

— SF State (@SFSU) November 9, 2018

Facebook has identified a coordinated influence campaign on U.S. politics ahead of November's midterm elections. @MarkMatthewsNBC talks to #SFSU Associate Professor of Journalism Yumi Wilson about the effect of these efforts to influence voters. https://t.co/aK0Q2RqXED pic.twitter.com/iyFBVpvrgk

— SF State (@SFSU) August 2, 2018

#SFSU alumna and co-founder of @Blklivesmatter wrote an inspiring column for @VICE about how to mobilize the black vote for the 2018 midterm election. https://t.co/eRcb2gtCzb pic.twitter.com/fIFvcXlXXg

— SF State (@SFSU) February 27, 2018

How your fellow @SFSU Gators feel about these midterms (elections). https://t.co/lYidXJsSat

— Golden Gate Xpress (@GGXnews) November 6, 2018

Garrick Percival, Political Science Department, was interviewed by San Jose Mercury News in a story regarding the Santa Clara County Sheriff's race. https://t.co/ZcKsmUYa8a

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) November 9, 2018

Dr. Melinda Jackson, Political Science Department, was interviewed by NBC-Bay Area in a story about Nancy Pelosi, the new presumed speaker of the House. https://t.co/ZNxoGxEj53

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) November 9, 2018

Garrick Percival, Political Science Department, was interviewed by KTVU-TV in a story about the importance of voting blocks. https://t.co/YRlIvsYlFv

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) November 7, 2018

James Brent, Political Science, was interviewed by https://t.co/UHeBUcNR5p in a story about the record number of registered voters in California. https://t.co/o8JkXZwerx

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) November 6, 2018

Dr. Melinda Jackson, Political Science, was interviewed live by KGO-TV yesterday morning. This was a preview interview for the upcoming election. https://t.co/sjLORk2myG

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) November 5, 2018

Dr. Glen Gendzel, History Department, was interviewed for USA Today's story regarding California's ability to forefront edgy laws. https://t.co/WMk1DOoqNU

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) November 5, 2018

Dr. Asha Weinstein Agrawal, Urban and Regional Planning, was interviewed for https://t.co/eXkgMNEkjH's story regarding Proposition 6, the gas tax. https://t.co/EeuwNTg4A0

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) October 31, 2018

Dr. Scott Myers-Lipton, Sociology, was interviewed by KGO-TV regarding San Jose's new pilot program to provide jobs for homeless people. https://t.co/J313VEgShc

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) October 26, 2018

Dr. Glen Gendzel, History Department, was quoted in the Money section, "California Sits at the Forefront of Edgy Laws," of the weekend edition of USA Today. https://t.co/F3qaYnnF4V

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) October 25, 2018

Dr. Fred Foldvary, Economics, was interviewed by KTVU-TV in regards to commercial real estate and the job market in the Bay Area booming, yet not enough residential housing. https://t.co/urk63vDtGk

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) October 24, 2018

Dr. Melinda Jackson, Political Science, was interviewed for GKO-TV regarding the negative political ads in the Central Valley. https://t.co/2BIhtQI7SU

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) October 23, 2018

Dr. Garrick Percival, Political Science, was interviewed for the San Jose Mercury News regarding a proposal that would keep Mayor Sam Liccardo holding the mayor's seat for an additional two years. https://t.co/Od7jvHiQsy

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) October 3, 2018

Dr. Fred Foldvary, Economics, was interviewed for KTVU-TV regarding the falling real estate prices in the Bay Area. https://t.co/cMRkEBwAPU

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) September 26, 2018

Kelly Snider, Urban and Regional Planning, was interviewed by KTVU in a story about proposed affordable housing at Vallco Mall in Cupertino. https://t.co/OEcKq9omFS

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) September 18, 2018

Dr. Garrick Percival, Political Science Department, was interviewed by NBC Bay Area in a story about a leaked video of Google executives expressing their political views on the Trump election. https://t.co/Jlziklc2JK

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) September 14, 2018

Kelly Snider, Urban & Regional Planning Department, was interviewed for KTVU-TV's story about Google's growing presence in Sunnyvale. https://t.co/VKl1qL24eL

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) September 12, 2018

Fred Foldvary, Department of Economics, was interviewed by San Jose Mercury News in a story about how Chinese tariffs are impacting the tech industry. https://t.co/qasy9JyTMh

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) September 11, 2018

Dr. Melinda Jackson, Political Science Department, was interviewed by NBC Bay Area in a story about President Trump's claims that Google searches are biased against him. https://t.co/r0hWrfBZB0

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) August 29, 2018

Terry Trumbull, Environmental Studies Department, was interviewed by NBC Bay Area in a story about Trump's proposal for car-mileage rollback. https://t.co/OjjUHjA60Z

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) August 6, 2018

Political Science Professor Melinda Jackson was featured in a LA Times article about financing in the governor's race. https://t.co/CVcjah2LkL

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) August 3, 2018

Kelly Snider, Urban and Regional Planning Department, interviewed with KTVU regarding the impact of Chinese tariffs on Bay Area construction. https://t.co/EgSPUvqWu3

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) August 2, 2018

Bruce Olszewski, Environmental Studies Department, Center for Development of Recycling, was interviewed on CGTV's for the story about China limiting recycling from the US on July 13th. https://t.co/MHfKDMNn88

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) July 17, 2018

Here's a link to KGO-TV's story yesterday about the outcome of the election in Mexico. Professor Roberto Gonzalez was interviewed for the story. https://t.co/0GUpqrwXgo

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) July 3, 2018

Here is a link to KPIX-TV's story about China imposing stricter regulations on recycling. Professor Bruce Olszewski was interviewed for the story. https://t.co/pTwoge7GHu

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) May 18, 2018

Here is a link to KPIX-TV's story yesterday about a new law requiring new homes to have solar panels. Professor Dustin Mulvaney was interviewed for the story. https://t.co/Uh6o1wDpKb

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) May 9, 2018

Here is a link to the San Jose Mercury News story this morning about a new survey showing some half of Californians support deportation and a Muslim travel ban. Professor Melinda Jackson was quoted in the story. https://t.co/zEvxFuf8am

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) April 18, 2018

NBC Bay Area interviewed Professor Karthika Sasikumar again about the Saudi Crown Prince's visit to Silicon Valley. Here is a link to the story. https://t.co/EOXRhR9lTd

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) April 4, 2018

Here is a link to KGO-TV's story about the EPA possibly rolling back fuel economy and emission standards. Terry Trumbull, Environmental Studies lecturer, did an interview for the story. https://t.co/kjnFRs5cjq

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) April 2, 2018

Here is a link to KGO-TV's story about a Santa Clara County supervisor calling for tributes to women in the… https://t.co/VntC1cu51m

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) March 9, 2018

In a KTVU TV interview Economics Assistant Professor Justin Rietz provided insight into recent U.S. stock market… https://t.co/92TdRLlXWn

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) February 9, 2018

Political Science Chair Melinda Jackson comments on San José Mayor Sam Liccardo's endorsement of Antonio… https://t.co/ocZrfX4FWR

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) February 1, 2018

Here's a story on how the effort to make California independent nation is back. Professor Glen Gendzel was… https://t.co/INUfdxXl96

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) January 26, 2018

Here’s a TV interview Professor Matthew Spangler did with BBC World News about the global refugee crisis and his… https://t.co/WCYWSVdroB

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) November 14, 2017

Political Science Professor Lawrence Quill was quoted in an article about contemporary politics of power: "Tech… https://t.co/qCWYmSux2N

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) April 4, 2017

KQED Radio: Melinda Jackson, associate professor and chair of the political science department, forum guest at… https://t.co/OjyXLowIaj

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) October 10, 2016

Media clip of the presidential debate watch party at SJSU on September 26, 2016!https://t.co/5iLfMPV8DL

— SJSU CoSS (@sjsucoss) September 28, 2016

#ICYMI @SJSU students and others offer support and sympathy at candlelight vigil. Dozens honored the 11 Jewish men and women who were killed on Shabbat morning. Such tragedy.

Full story: https://t.co/Juc2vTazIJ #abc7now #TreeofLife pic.twitter.com/4NS2gRa0VC

— Amanda del Castillo (@AmandaABC7) October 30, 2018

Congrats to @SJSU student and @SpartanDaily reporter @Jana_Kadah for having her story about CNN's @Acosta and his visit last week published in yesterday's @mercnews! Always great to see our students getting real-world experience. https://t.co/0kLKQ3gyIv #SJSU #SpartanSuccess

— PrezPapazian (@PrezPapazian) October 29, 2018

Proud to be honored with the William Randolph Hearst Award at @SJSU this week. I dedicated the award to all of my fellow journalists at @CNN. As I told the crowd, we will not be terrorized. The events of this week have put steel in our spines. https://t.co/0V55NN3mQu

— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) October 26, 2018

#ICYMI Writer and civil rights activist @shaunking had a conversation with the @SJSU community last night. @Huanxun_chan was there and recaps the discussion for us. #SJSU #SocialJustice https://t.co/E347iNtZf6

— The Spartan Daily (@SpartanDaily) October 26, 2018

“He can’t see clearly, but he still sees judo.”

Despite being legally blind and 98 years old, longtime @SJSU judo coach Yoshihiro Uchida continues to make an impact on his students in a way that goes far beyond the mat. https://t.co/90Jl7kxacU

— The Undefeated (@TheUndefeated) October 23, 2018

“You can see hurricanes coming for days. You can measure storms. We can forecast severe weather, but we’re not really doing that on wildfires yet.” —Professor Craig Clements. Read how #SJSU's @FireWeatherLab hopes to change that https://t.co/20QulKWB4Y @calstate pic.twitter.com/UX5ZnmWZeZ

— San Jose State University (@SJSU) November 2, 2018

Allied Telesis, Inc. Chairman and CEO Takayoshi Oshima has committed $500,000 to the Mineta Transportation Institute's #cybersecurity program, which researches ways to improve and enhance the digital security of public transit.

Read more: https://t.co/lyzXzJN0Vh #SJSU #NCSAM pic.twitter.com/HH9x3PcdWD

— San Jose State University (@SJSU) October 31, 2018

https://twitter.com/SJSU/status/1057491364026421250

Read @PrezPapazian’s message regarding the #Pittsburgh shootings: https://t.co/Cy3A2TlkyB

“Although the killings may have occurred far from us geographically, they strike at the heart of all that we value, including decency, acceptance & respect for diverse cultures & faiths.”

— San Jose State University (@SJSU) October 31, 2018

"…environmental concerns are only part of the appeal for home hunters. 'Buyers are interested in the sustainability, but also the location and the architecture; the contemporary style appeals to them.'” | @Telegraph on building sustainably: https://t.co/C9AenMpoee. pic.twitter.com/0GIQqfbKtR

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) July 23, 2018

"…it's time that health care catches up with other industries when it comes to providing consumers greater transparency about prices up front and easier access to their records and health data once they have received care." https://t.co/lOjshxR56b pic.twitter.com/ae0mMEKdNZ

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) May 30, 2018

"…it's time that health care catches up with other industries when it comes to providing consumers greater transparency about prices up front and easier access to their records and health data once they have received care." https://t.co/lOjshy8GuL pic.twitter.com/5wGrJJeRxP

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) May 29, 2018

"Sonoma County will need new and innovative strategies to build at least 25,000 housing units over the next five years." | @sonomanews: https://t.co/WMJTurfOaL. @sonomasbe trains talent to contribute to a thriving, sustainable Northbay economy and beyond. https://t.co/puCojQ8LBr pic.twitter.com/QeDdykYEvr

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) May 25, 2018

Congratulations to Aaron Lucey '14, Sonoma Executive MBA, on his recent publication entitled "Advanced Risk Consulting Expected Loss Model For Current Expected Credit Losses." https://t.co/37l36btccf @SSRN pic.twitter.com/kyVHDwC8EA

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) May 23, 2018

"…the California Supreme Court made it harder…for employers to classify their workers as independent contractors. The unanimous decision has implications for the growing gig economy, but it could extend to nearly every employment sector." | @latimes: https://t.co/ALkBEbDfET pic.twitter.com/APLGYtr705

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) May 10, 2018

"One common assumption is that sustainability is a luxury that only rich countries can afford. While there’s some truth in that view, it’s an oversimplification to declare emerging markets a wasteland for sustainability and the rich world a bastion.” https://t.co/pYG5FzVPoG pic.twitter.com/YMb9rd0W74

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) May 2, 2018

"The Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded block grants to flexibly support many different recovery efforts, including but not limited to, housing needs, economic revitalization, and improvements to infrastructure." | @NapaRegister: https://t.co/YcIxhgi4Xy pic.twitter.com/g6fiegeCRd

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) April 25, 2018

"All the new [Sonoma County Chamber of Commerce] executive directors cited a need to build more affordable housing to recruit and retain employers and their workforce within Sonoma County." | @NorthBayNews: https://t.co/VL5bJAF0Gr pic.twitter.com/dZOnrTdI7R

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) April 24, 2018

"All 30 companies that make up the Dow Jones index saw declines on Friday, [April 6,] with Caterpillar leading the losses — down 3.5 percent as the industrial sector bore the brunt of the trade war rhetoric." https://t.co/TbaajZmWzC pic.twitter.com/eIvyzIYZzj

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) April 13, 2018

Why Apple, Amazon, and Google are making big healthcare moves. | @voxdotcom: https://t.co/kuZDUKB71N pic.twitter.com/3Rm2kjUxZ1

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) March 20, 2018

New research on how beef production is currently affecting greenhouse gas emissions seeks to help beef industry increase sustainability. | @physorg_com: https://t.co/6HWe2AIF3g pic.twitter.com/EjPzVMcm3C

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) February 13, 2018

Then and Now: The four stages of sustainable transformation. | @GreenBiz: https://t.co/H2OYpBCxSj.

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) February 7, 2018

With the recent October NorCal and December SoCal fires, here's how charities can manage relief requests: https://t.co/fpjF7LDB1E. pic.twitter.com/EvHtLVtlpY

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) December 22, 2017

“Valuing nature in monetary terms can help [us] understand the contribution of the environment to the economy and society.’’ | @Deloitte: https://t.co/t4BnN3ZYiN. See latest study environmental economics study from @ssubizecon's Dr. Merlin Hanauer: https://t.co/P5nkLHe6Ls pic.twitter.com/dXyzhpbXlL

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) November 17, 2017

New legislation prioritize work-life balance: https://t.co/5nW68Nyo6Q. @ssubizecon has been a forerunner by offering flexible MBAs.

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) August 16, 2017

Public interest and economic activity in Sonoma County and the north San Francisco Bay Area continues to grow. https://t.co/Io58knrwCs pic.twitter.com/OaxRhk33kZ

— SonomaSBE (@sonomasbe) August 4, 2017

—

CalState https://t.co/bI1z6fifUn
SFSU sjsucoss SJSU sonomasbe ValisJason FireWeatherLab NapaRegister NorthBayNews SpartanDaily alliedtelesis MinetaTrans CountyofSonoma sonomachamber LondonBreed GGXnews g_percival smlipton sliccardo spanglerSF PrezPapazian TheUndefeated ssubizecon pic.twitter.com/84t1tFgnAX

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) November 29, 2018

cf. California Vol.11 (California State University)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.39（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.13 －大学ツイート California State University）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日からカリフォルニアですが、Cal State（California State University）campuses だけでも２回に分けても１回が多くなるほど集まり、その前半です。多く集まったことからは、Cal State の大学としての各種要素がしっかりしている、と判断していいのではないでしょうか。なお、この大学ツイート特集では、大学密集地域等、とりわけアメリカの東半分（～東３分の１）等については、アメリカ全国の大学のツイートを紹介しようという方針の下で北東部から順に先に取り上げた等のため、（それでも各州一通りはチェック済ですが）必ずしも全ての州立大学からツイートを集めてはいないことを申し添えておきます。

“We’re currently paying for the sins of the past, where subdivisions and other developments were built without fire in mind,” says Chris Dicus (@TreeProf), a professor at @CalPoly San Luis Obispo and the president of @fireecology https://t.co/256ynWNeIG pic.twitter.com/91lwx6Gg8f

— CALmatters (@CALmatters) November 20, 2018

Today is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay! Make your voice heard and register to vote here: https://t.co/18C9Nie074. pic.twitter.com/i5pQ68Cvai

— The CSU (@calstate) September 25, 2018

ICYMI: @sacstate is the first university in California to open a vote center on campus, making it even easier for students to exercise their civic rights! #StingersUp https://t.co/uoGxRpZbLC

— The CSU (@calstate) November 6, 2018

.@washmonthly counts @csunorthridge, @CSUSBNews and @CSUSM among the top schools in the nation encouraging civic engagement. https://t.co/HldsUeVHtx

— The CSU (@calstate) November 19, 2018

The CSU is proud to partner with @immigrantsrise to expand programs to support undocumented immigrants and their families at @CSUSBNews, @CSUSM, @SSU_1961 & @stan_state. https://t.co/dqr0jSE2TY via @edsource

— The CSU (@calstate) October 25, 2018

Thank you, @RepSwalwell, for supporting our #DREAMers. https://t.co/RgWNjNsD6m

— Cal State East Bay (@CalStateEastBay) September 5, 2017

How colleges are helping art students snag jobs in America’s gig economy: @calstatelaAL Dean @LindaEssig & other #highered leaders discuss with @CNBC's @timmullaney: https://t.co/oIjbRhxm0M

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) November 20, 2018

.@PBI executive director @RSonensheinPBI reflecting post-midterms: “At this moment in time, people are starting to realize that it is not just an election, it’s a transformational point." https://t.co/tQRjduXrKC #2018ItsOn | #WeAreLA pic.twitter.com/RupOYZDDND

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) November 17, 2018

Sam Vong, @calstatelaNSS graduate alumnus, was appointed curator of Asian Pacific American History at the @smithsonian @amhistorymuseum: https://t.co/OU2G9Tb3XP pic.twitter.com/9tls0hUK1X

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) November 15, 2018

#CalStateLA alumna Leon Guerrero will be the first woman to serve as governor of Guam https://t.co/ddQABwJ0AF via @GuamPDN #CSUSuccess

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) November 13, 2018

https://twitter.com/CalStateLA/status/1058448662911537153

#CalStateLA @PanAfricans Chair @DocMellyMel joined @craigmelvin
on @MSNBC to discuss what (and who) is energizing voters in Georgia's highly anticipated gubernatorial election. https://t.co/T8ozgqOW25

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) November 1, 2018

Prep for the Nov. 6 election with @PBI's Civic Quiz on the California ballot measures. Good luck! https://t.co/VORDuQskkq #CalStateLA

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) October 25, 2018

Did you know October is #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth?

Follow @MyCalStateLA to get updates on how you can stay aware online. https://t.co/8SDCdKirrT

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) October 23, 2018

“Only in a great country like America can an ex-immigrant and dishwasher like me stand here after 45 years in this beautiful country and be recognized as Alumnus of the Year.”
— @MGAEnt CEO @isaaclarian https://t.co/4vSVyW94p1 #CalStateLA | #WeAreLA pic.twitter.com/BpuHZM3XT4

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) October 15, 2018

How sustainable would a third political party be in California? @RSonensheinPBI, executive director for @PBI at #CalStateLA, discussed on @AirTalk. https://t.co/giAJ6wd0cJ

— Cal State LA (@CalStateLA) October 1, 2018

What's in store for California's next governor, @GavinNewsom? @cmarinucci, who will be participating on our #2018ItsOn conference tomorrow, explores: https://t.co/OOTDl2FrdO

— Pat Brown Institute (@PBI) November 14, 2018

Our Executive Director, @RSonensheinPBI, on how demographic changes are shaping the political scene in Orange County.https://t.co/uQUyeEGCtH

— Pat Brown Institute (@PBI) October 19, 2018

The Midterm Elections are only a few weeks away and we figured this would be a good time to test your knowledge about the voting process in California. Good luck. And don't forget to vote! https://t.co/c7minvFSDj

— Pat Brown Institute (@PBI) October 11, 2018

Our Executive Director @RSonensheinPBI on @taketwo this morning, talking about the #KavanaughHearings and November elections https://t.co/5a9FJI9x8U

— Pat Brown Institute (@PBI) September 28, 2018

Federal Grant for College Students: the University Corporation at Monterey Bay received a grant totaling $4,998,980 from @NSF. The award will support high-achieving, low-income students with demonstrated financial need at @CSUMB, @HartnellCollege, and morehttps://t.co/JLjhn7hoO1

— Rep. Jimmy Panetta (@RepJimmyPanetta) August 26, 2018

President @emochoa50: "I state my full and unequivocal support of our #DACA students." Full text: https://t.co/Z6QvrTXtem pic.twitter.com/Y6PUHmUz8C

— Cal State Monterey Bay (@CSUMB) September 6, 2017

Read @PrezNelsen's message to the Sacramento State community about Friday's campus closure: https://t.co/nRiFSMzH3F. Stay safe, Hornets!

— Sacramento State (@sacstate) November 15, 2018

“We have one of the most diversified threat matrices that we’ve had in a decade, but the most ascendant is the far right wing,” said Brian Levin, director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University at San Bernardino. https://t.co/027kc4wBog

— Brian Levin (@proflevin) October 30, 2018

San Bernardino professor Dany Doueiri tried to end California State University system's study-abroad program in Israel, claiming it could be interpreted as an endorsement of "international crime"https://t.co/8Nc7uXTSeb pic.twitter.com/C70HSPfkJl

— Canary Mission (@canarymission) September 18, 2018

BREAKING: Reports of shots fired at California State University San Bernardino, Campus on Lockdown https://t.co/tR4BJV08Ja

— Mike 'Thomas Paine' Moore (@Thomas1774Paine) January 11, 2018

.@KUOW: #CSUSB’s @ProfLevn discusses spike in Seattle hate crimes on “You asked, we answered!” @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/ZGY2G3UeWW

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 21, 2018

The Security Brief with Paul Viollis; #CSUSB professor Tony Coulson and CSUSB grad student discuss careers in #cybersecurity with @paulviollis on his podcast @JHBCImpact https://t.co/u5euKgSExr

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 19, 2018

Long Beach Post: #CSUSB @ProfLevin says Long Beach graffiti a call to rally white nationalists. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/l4qFOrykMB

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 16, 2018

The Wall Street Journal.: Rise in hate crimes, the highest in a decade, is cause for concern, #CSUSB @ProfLevin says. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/UU6ergSypW

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 16, 2018

The Yakima (Wash.) Herald/Seattle Times: Hate crimes have increased since 2016 election, #CSUSB @ProfLevin says. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/RIUwLyciiR

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 16, 2018

Teen Vogue: #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin interviewed about FBI’s latest hate crime report. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/K8Pdx0V0ns

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 16, 2018

Newsweek: Latest hate crime report represents ‘a raft of bad news,’ #CSUSB @ProfLevin says. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/BBa8cYdTiU

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 14, 2018

BuzzFeedNews: #CSUSB @ProfLevin says FBI hate crime report shows ‘historic increase’ https://t.co/BEbOQFqMnW

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 14, 2018

OC Register: Latest hate crime report indicates ‘emboldening of white nationalism in public and virtual spaces,’ #CSUSB @ProfLevin says. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/a3ngnyZxuv

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 14, 2018

San Francisco Chronicle: Hate crime spike from November 2016 dropped, but plateaued ‘at a higher level,’ #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin says. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/9pIX2lV2VW

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 14, 2018

VT Digger (Vermont): #CSUSB @ProfLevin comments on increase in hate crimes tracked by FBI. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/6obiwFQmAy

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 14, 2018

NewsAmericas: #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin comments on FBI hate crime report. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/9nqaV0S31T

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 14, 2018

Tonic/Vice News: #CSUSB’s @DrKellyCampbell interviewed about dating and relationships for people with bipolar disorder. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/UF4rEorjXi

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 13, 2018

Press TV: #CSUSB history professor David Yaghoubian is critical of U.S. secretary of state’s comments regarding Iran https://t.co/OFegmhWHHE

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 13, 2018

LATimes: As FBI reports sharp increase in hate crimes, #CSUSB @ProfLevin says such incidents may be underreported. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/Fyagv8TBVo

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 13, 2018

VOA News: #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin comments on FBI report showing largest spike in hate crimes since 9/11. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/1dCwhF9Wqt

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 13, 2018

Connecticut Post: #CSUSB @ProfLevin discusses the role of the Southern Poverty Law Center and how “hate” is defined. https://t.co/kW4jn6nUMF

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 8, 2018

MSN News UK: With waves of violent political messaging, #CSUSB @ProfLevin expects more attacks from white nationalists. https://t.co/C20jFyGNUw

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 8, 2018

Brown College among the best business schools in the nation: https://t.co/HVFeXTK6w2 via @YouTube

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 7, 2018

The Times of Israel – The New York Jewish Week: In the wake of the Pittsburgh shul massacre, ‘forecast is stormy weather,’ says #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin, the director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism. https://t.co/uMTqmgRssI

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 7, 2018

The Daily Barometer – Orange Media Network: Sastry Pantula, dean of #CSUSB’s College of Natural Sciences, helps with Oregon State University’s campaign to promote diversity. https://t.co/JpsTF2Lk2U

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 7, 2018

Press TV: The European Union must defend Iran’s interest under JCPOA, David Yaghoubian, #CSUSB professor of history, said in a recent video interview. https://t.co/5qFjuvb1tA

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 6, 2018

Law & Crime: U.S. law enforcement has essentially ignored the widespread and promised violence emanating from right-wing extremists over the past two years, says @ProfLevin of #CSUSB. https://t.co/AUs8C68Dms

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 5, 2018

Newsweek: Following the defacement of the historic African Burial Ground Monument in New York, #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin is quoted about the surge of hate crimes. https://t.co/8zFnaj40TQ

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 5, 2018

The PE: #CSUSB report indicates inland factories’ robust activity with hiring at fever pitch. @JHBCImpact https://t.co/XguqkqWWdT

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 2, 2018

ABC 10 News (San Diego)/Scripps Media: Midterm election is one possible cause of hate crime increasing, says #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin https://t.co/EEmn9LOzFF

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 2, 2018

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace (podcast): #CSUSB @ProfLevin was part of a panel discussion on the aftermath of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. Levin appears at 18 mins into the podcast. https://t.co/Wfafs9lV0p

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 2, 2018

Argus-Courier (Petaluma, Calif.): #CSUSB hate crime study cited in article about one community’s reaction to Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. newspaper @ProfLevin @ProfGrisham @sbcriminologist @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/0EELMCEm89

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 2, 2018

Los Alamos (N.M.) Daily Post: Columnist cites #CSUSB hate crime study newspaper @ProfLevin @ProfGrisham @sbcriminologist @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/0Gm7Fp8qng

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 2, 2018

. @vicenews: Attempts to ban extremists from the social media pushes them elsewhere, #CSUSB @ProfLevin https://t.co/mP2bgusPHT

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 1, 2018

The Washington Post: Work of #CSUSB @ProfLevin cited in article about increases in hate crimes. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/YnnZAwXh3A

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) November 1, 2018

CNN International: #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin discusses the rise of hate crimes in an interview. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/6gn60mSmzp

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) October 31, 2018

LAist: The uptick in anti-Semitism worries #CSUSB’s @ProfLevin. He says hate incidents against Jews were on the decline before 2014. @CSUSB_SBS https://t.co/HbA02HvooF

— CSUSB News (@CSUSBNews) October 31, 2018

"One of our biggest problems facing America is a lack of diversity in thought. The role of higher ed is to promote conversations that go beyond the labels & comfort zones.” –@ananavarro #SoCalAWN2018 pic.twitter.com/aw2ZgBVI3d

— Cal State San Marcos (@CSUSM) October 19, 2018

https://twitter.com/CSUSM/status/1050113002727530496

Local firefighters worked with CSUSM students to explore how using drones could shuttle equipment and help fight wildfires. https://t.co/pRAeLFwfDc pic.twitter.com/WlI21U93Db

— Cal State San Marcos (@CSUSM) July 25, 2018

Health concerns close @stan_state campuses in Turlock, Stockton for second day https://t.co/kB1AE3Q5RA #CampFire #AirPollution

— Merced (@Merced_Calif) November 15, 2018

A Spanish-Japanese version of "The Extraordinary Voyage of Kamome: A Tsunami Boat Comes Home", the true story of students in two countries who formed a connection through a natural disaster, is available now through Amazon and #HumboldtState Press. https://t.co/mV74p8RAs7 pic.twitter.com/h7aazcbTEb

— Humboldt State (@humboldtstate) November 22, 2018

Now at Reese Bullen gallery: "Vala aims to investigate historical and mythological narratives surrounding ecological events that shape and change the world."https://t.co/SsHU47pYoD pic.twitter.com/fWpqcWhPnp

— Humboldt State (@humboldtstate) November 18, 2018

Funded by @NSF, SDSU researchers are part of a $1.5 million endeavor, that will make it easier for scientists to track changes in plants over time and measure the impact of climate change.

Learn more: https://t.co/Q0otUvTs68 pic.twitter.com/X7qM3EcndD

— San Diego State University (@SDSU) November 19, 2018

Flu season is here, and SDSU is urging all students, faculty and staff to get vaccinated, not only to prevent illness that interferes with academics and other activities but also to prevent spreading illness to others.

Flu Facts and Prevention: https://t.co/lBpqrCR611 pic.twitter.com/3NsFMCkJdp

— San Diego State University (@SDSU) November 10, 2018

"The City of Carlsbad MPA program is a perfect example of our school continually seeking to stay connected to the region and to local governments in particular."

Learn more: https://t.co/oUHJZRACK8 pic.twitter.com/WZzPeDMTxh

— San Diego State University (@SDSU) November 10, 2018

"At SDSU, the emphasis on research and funding is very high. SDSU is punching way above its weight class."

SDSU boasts four @NIH MERIT Awards—a number that’s competitive with some of the most active research universities in the nation: https://t.co/8iOv9v69vW pic.twitter.com/ugV6OIY5RO

— San Diego State University (@SDSU) November 3, 2018

Look up in the sky! Is it a bird? A plane? It's a drone!

As drones continue to grow in popularity, the SDSU Drone Lab offers opportunities for innovative collaboration and research, including field sites, ocean patterns and environmental degradation: https://t.co/xPRN4eZWrO pic.twitter.com/NkzIeu9mWi

— San Diego State University (@SDSU) October 31, 2018

Check out this important news story from @KPBS showcasing @SDSU ecologist Lluvia Flores-Rentería, who studies how climate is impacting critical #SoCal plants. She is finding some distressing signs. Learn more: https://t.co/obzoW5YeWT

— SDSU Research (@SDSUResearch) November 19, 2018

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— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) November 27, 2018

cf. California Vol.10 (California State University)