UCI anthropologists Angela Jenks, Christopher Lowman & Ian Straughn share findings in this piece for Anthropology News
Tracy Charles, UCI social sciences graduate affairs analyst, takes first place in UCI's Work Reimagined 2.0 Pitch Competition with DocuSign solution
Tammi and Bob Cluck '78 share their love for UCI and the many opportunities through which they give back
With Summer Session 1 officially underway, don't miss out on an opportunity to enroll in Session 2 which begins Aug 5! New classes have been added to the lineup, including a timely course on AI literacy
Eight-course series will prepare students for careers, graduate studies in computational linguistics
New book coauthored by UCI political scientist Kristen Monroe discusses ethics and principles and their relative place in politics
'24 anthropology Ph.D. will be starting a two-year post-grad fellowship with the Justice Action Center in September
Qualified recipients will receive $90,000 over three years at UC Irvine School of Law and, if enrolled in the 3+3 pathway, could earn their Bachelor's and Juris Doctor degrees in six years, as opposed to the traditional seven
30 undergrads from social sciences receive OM distinction, 25 undergrads and grads honored with individual scholarships and honors
Honor recognizes the political science major for campus and community leadership and service
Awards recognize the faculty for groundbreaking publications and contributions to the study of law and society
Honor recognizes undergrad bio sci and Chicano/Latino studies double major's work addressing race, racism, equity and justice
Honor recognizes the sociology grad student's work addressing race, racism, equity and justice
Honor recognizes the poli sci grad student for exceptional contributions to the school community, including the intellectual growth of others
The sociology grad student has received both an NAEd/Spencer Dissertation Fellowship and a UC-HSI DDI President's Pre-Professoriate Fellowship Award and is a 2024 Kathy Alberti Prize winner
Double majors in sociology and criminology have prepared Yamileth Partida Reyes well for a career in law
Third-year UCI undergrad Anisa Johnson, a triple major in dance performance, dance choreography and economics, says their love of the craft makes all the risks worth it
Honor recognizes the sociology graduate student for work displaying clear creative models and theories
Sociologist is one of 10 UC Irvine faculty members recognized by program that supports research by promising assistant professors
Honor will support the political science and language science double major's participation in the 2024 Museum Educators of Southern California Annual Institute Symposium
UCI economics major Ariel Tjandra arrived from Indonesia with a fearless can-do approach to empower others and drive social change
UCI decathlete and DASA master's student Josh Farmer is following in his family's track & field footsteps
Multi-year UC Irvine School of Social Sciences Pathways Project brings greater transparency, equity to faculty tenure and promotion process
Honors recognize the fifth-year logic & philosophy of science Ph.D. student for academic excellence
Honor recognizes the fourth-year logic & philosophy of science Ph.D. student for outstanding work addressing foundations of the formal, natural, or social sciences
Honor recognizes the economics Ph.D. student for outstanding work addressing foundations of the formal, natural, or social sciences
First-gen UCI sociology and political science double major Hailey Phan is an advocate for higher education
Multipronged training program launched in 2023 prepares undergraduates for careers in healthcare
The youngest of seven siblings -- all with UC degrees -- has her sights set on graduate school
UCI political science professor Tony Smith shares his latest book, coauthored with Shawn R. Schulenberg, Marshall University, and Connor B.S. Strobel, University of Chicago
UCI undergraduate Nandini Sharma's international upbringing, passion for research, and love for Model United Nations has fueled her Anteater experience
The spirit of "bayanihan" has been the throughline in psychology major Pamela Cabotaje's time at UCI
Honor recognizes social policy and public service undergrad for excellence in scholarship, community service
UCI cognitive sciences assistant professor Cherlyn Ng shares her work to understand the brain's role in vision
New study by UCI sociology graduate student Saverio Roscigno breaks down conspiracy theorists by education, income, race, gender
Third-year sociology major Ally Tokioka explores historical trauma and Native Hawaiian health disparities while planning a future around community outreach
Honor recognizes the UCI assistant professor for research excellence in the economics of health, aging
UCI senior anthropology major Matthew Margrave on his insatiable curiosity, building community, and taking the time to explore
Topics to be covered include scientific inquiry, global Indigeneity, protests and movements, archaeology, and race, ethnicity and politics in the U.S.
Decennial new edition by UCI sociologist Rubén G. Rumbaut and Alejandro Portes, Princeton University and University of Miami, tells evolving story of immigration to the U.S.
Award will support the global and international studies Ph.D. candidate's research on educational experiences of Nigerian students at Hungary's University of Debrecen
Research by economists at UCI, USC and UCLA argues that paying airlines to scrap - instead of sell - old planes yields environmental benefits at a low cost
UCI political science major Haley Tran '24 makes an impact through federal government work
Award will support the global and international studies assistant professor's efforts toward development of global environmental justice studies
New role taps leadership, expertise of UCI social sciences dean to provide strategic support to advance initiative goals
Michelle Story, UCI psychology major and mother of five, defies generational "curses" to empower herself and her community
Summer fellowship will support the global and international studies assistant professor's work on Indigenous history of captivity in the U.S.
UCI Libraries exhibit showcases student work from Mexico trip to understand undocumented and immigration-impacted experiences
One-year award supports the UCI global studies grad student's research on carcerality and LGBTIQ communities in El Salvador
UCI anthropologist Keith Murphy breaks down Microsoft's latest default font update and consumer connections to design
Being an involved Anteater has helped business economics major Rebeca Oliva Cardenas Gallaga thrive at UCI
Honor recognizes the UCI Chicano/Latino studies assistant professor for work on the cultural history of Latinx popular performance
Honor awarded annually by American Institute of Indian Studies for best unpublished manuscript on Indian subject
Rubén G. Rumbaut, UCI Distinguished Professor of sociology, offers a reflection on the 30th anniversary of the American Sociological Association International Migration Section
UCI logic and philosophy of science associate professor Lauren Ross shares her work to clarify the reasoning, methods and assumptions of science
UC and CSU professors gather for second annual writing retreat hosted by the California Alliance for Hispanic-Serving Social Science Advancement
UCI undergrad Evgeniya "Jane" Bozhko is studying the potential impact of electric stoves on Korean barbecue businesses
UCI social scientists Ian Straughn, anthropology, and Rocío Rosales, sociology, offer perspective
Zotfunder project raising funds to send books to incarcerated individuals whose stories comprise the PrisonPandemic digital archive
UCI-led study examines challenges and opportunities for workers within Amazon's supply chain
New book by UCI sociologist Wang Feng explores China's rise in living standards and challenges ahead
As LatinX Student Psychological Association co-presidents, Alexandra Martinez and Kaitlyn López empower future mental health professionals
Projects - each awarded $100,000 - are housed in Chicano/Latino studies and sociology departments
UCI alumna Courtney Deane '04 English and sociology rewrites personal tragedy in her debut novel
Political science professors Michael Tesler, UCI, and John Sides, Vanderbilt University, explain in this piece for Good Authority
Nora Bradford, UCI cognitive sciences graduate student, explains in this piece for Science News
How UCI helped Chicano/Latino studies and psychological science major Andrea Serrano find her fit
Honor recognizes the cultural anthropologist for book on ecological encounters along the Korean DMZ
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