This exhibit explores how food, scent, sound, touch, and memory sustain families separated by deportation. Across six stations, visitors are invited to engage with their senses.
GROUND CONTROL: An Exhibition Intervention is a mixed media exhibition created by students in ART 103: Advanced Drawing at the University of California, Riverside.
The student posters presented here are the culminating work of undergraduate history majors enrolled in Dr. Alejandra Dubcovsky’s Winter 2026 HIST 197 course.
Chicano Student Programs in collaboration with the UCR Library is hosting the fourth annual archive and collective memory exhibit for the annual Semana de la Mujer 2026 program!
The student posters presented here are the culminating work of undergraduate History majors enrolled in Dr. Kendra Gage’s Fall 2025 course, HIST 197: Years of Protest.
The UCR Library is proud to present R’Voices in the Library, a rotating exhibition dedicated to celebrating the unique experiences and creative talents of our first-generation college students.
This exhibit will explore some of the ways cyberpunk has changed since its inception, how the visual design and language has evolved, how it has engaged with concepts like transhumanism and posthumanism, and more.
This exhibit is part of Chicano Student Programs' Semana de la Mujer series, an annual week-long series that takes place at UC Riverside as a part of Women’s History Month and highlights the achievements of Chicana/Latinas.
An exhibit documenting the history of the Rupert Costo Library of the American Indian, located on the 4th floor of the Tomás Rivera Library in Special Collections & University Archives.
This exhibit demonstrates the rich diversity of materials available within Special Collections & University Archives, from protest armbands to ballet shoes and family quilts to Cuban cigars and more.
A collective memory exhibit from Chicano Student Programs that honors the stories and memories of UCR Chicana/Latinas and the womxn and femmes in their lives.
View the UCR Library's exhibit celebrating the authors participating in the 47th annual Writers Week. This year's Writers Week is taking place February 10 and February 12 - 16.
By University Librarian Steven Mandeville-Gamble |
