news.ucsc: PhD history student Linda Ulbrich helps bring Santa Cruz’s past to life in the city’s expanded online history page
PhD history student Linda Ulbrich helps bring Santa Cruz’s past to life in the city’s expanded online history page
Yrachis, a Chipuctac man who was famously misidentified as Justiniano Roxas, an Indigenous man who lived at Mission Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz’s official government website now offers a brisk virtual tour ...
This spring quarter, UC Santa Cruz Humanities students immersed themselves in the story of three Hawaiian princes who introduced surfing to the United States in the late 19th century, using Santa Cruz ...
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