Honor recognizes the second-year international studies major for academic promise and potential to enact change and improve the community
Third-year political science and social policy and public service double major recognized for academic promise and potential to enact change and improve the community
Geoffrey Yeh, UCI social science '00, has been honored with the Inspiration Award from the American Writers Museum in Chicago
UCI undergrads learn more than just field methods in a hands-on archeology course in the School of Social Sciences
Sarah A. Whitt (Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma), Assistant Professor of Global and International Studies, UCI
Personal experience inspired UCI cognitive science grad student Elle Giovanni to study how traumatic brain injuries impact decision-making
From Guangxi, China to Hong Kong to the US, the UCI language science Ph.D. student's life experience inspires her studies in word choice decisions and code switching
Star UCI alumnus and U.S. veteran Shaun Whitecavage '20 has leveraged his UCI education into a prestigious position in the CDC's Public Health Associates Program
The instructional designer shares her passion for crafting courses and fostering faculty support
Claire Jean Kim, poli sci and Asian American studies, discusses her new book on the New Books Network Podcast
Honor recognizes the UCI professor and award-winning author for his most recent book on the U.S. Latinx experience
UCI professors Andrew and Emily Penner investigate the role assigned identities play in the student experience
Karen Godinez, '16 psychology and sociology, used confidence, skills acquired as an Anteater to become a practicing psychologist and adjunct professor
UCHRI Foundry guest editorship series by Ana Elizabeth Rosas, associate professor of Chicano/Latino studies and history, explores transformative impact of COVID-19 on U.S.-Mexico borderlands through art, research, and education
UCI political science graduate student Tauhid Sayeed Bin Kashem earns Guggenheim Emerging Scholar Fellowship to support his dissertation research
How persistence and drive led UCI business economics major Jack Stevens to UCI and the men's water polo team
Cherry Ji, UCI Department of Sociology Ph.D. candidate, has spun her passion for figure skating into award-winning research
An excerpt from Investigating Families by Kelley Fong, UCI sociologist, as featured in The Guardian
UCI women's soccer player and psychology major Kiera Smeenge on balancing sports with studies and life with type 1 diabetes
Tiara R. Na'puti, associate professor of global & international studies, offers perspective
Meera Mahadevan, UCI assistant professor of economics and Maulik Jagnani, Tufts assistant professor of economics, explain in this piece for Ideas for India
Book by UCI sociologist Kelley Fong takes detailed look at impact of state intervention, offers ideas for alternative action
UCI social sciences first-generation faculty share tips for navigating the college experience
From his West African roots to his German upbringing, UCI men's soccer midfielder and sociology major Samuel Atiye balances heart and ambition
As the new director of the UCI School of Social Sciences Summer Academic Enrichment Program, Long Bui is fostering research and preparing the next generation of scholars for graduate, professional success
Undergraduate programs in economics and psychology ranked in nation's top 15 among public universities
Anita Casavantes Bradford, Chicano/Latino studies and history, and the First-Generation Faculty Initiative
UCI Social Sciences Dean's Leadership Society member Steve Platt '03 builds UCI's ties in Los Angeles
New book by UC Irvine professors Emily K. Penner, Andrew M. Penner and UNC Chapel Hill's Thurston Domina examines positive and negative roles identities play in the student experience
New book by sociologists Judith Stepan-Norris, professor, UC Irvine, and Jasmine Kerrissey '12 UCI Ph.D., associate professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst, explores reasons for swings in union activity from 1900-2015
Assistant Professor, Global and International Studies | Ph.D., African Doctoral Academy, University of Stellenbosch
Assistant Professor, Global and International Studies | Ph.D., Florida International University
Distinguished Professor, Anthropology | Ph.D., The City University of New York Graduate School
UCI anthropologist Angela Jenks takes reins as associate vice chancellor for equity, diversity, and inclusion, sociologist Rocío Rosales steps in as social sciences vice associate dean of faculty development and diversity
Honor recognizes the avid cyclist, triathlete and Social Sciences Board of Councilors member for professional, community and university engagement
Honor recognizes the former UCI Men's Tennis player for professional accomplishments, community and university engagement
Honor recognizes the political science, economics, and human biology triple major for excellence in academics and campus and community service
Sholeh Wolpé, UCI social sciences writer-in-residence, shares how literature has illuminated her life's journey
Judith Stepan-Norris, UCI sociologist, and Jasmine Kerrissey, UCI sociology Ph.D. ’12 and University of Massachusetts Amherst sociologist, explain in this piece for The Conversation (also ran in Yahoo News and UPI)
Yousuf Al-Bulushi, global and international studies, Against the Grain 94.1 KPFA, Aug. 23, 2023
Michelle Truong's journey from undergrad to graduate student, and how UCI gave her the confidence to tackle anything
UCI-led team receives funding from National Science Foundation to connect Indigenous communities with key decision makers in wildfire management
Enjoy an inside summer look at UCI men's volleyball through the eyes of international studies major Nolan Flexen and fellow teammates Akhil Tangutur and William D'Arcy
Jozef Robles, UCI sociology graduate student, gives perspective in this three-part piece for Contexts
New book by UCI Distinguished Professor of anthropology David Theo Goldberg exposes political aims, lasting impacts of attacks on CRT
Valentina Toledano, UCI first-gen undergraduate political science and language science double major, embodies the Anteater spirit
Honor recognizes cognitive scientists for mathematical modeling work on Alzheimer's disease and human memory
Book by UCI anthropologist Mike Fortun examines affective, cognitive forces that have shaped the field of genomics
Héctor Tobar, Chicano/Latino studies and literary journalism, dives into his recent work with New Books Network - Writing Latinos (Podcast)
Claire Jean Kim, poli sci and Asian American studies, explains what we're missing about the SCOTUS decision on race-conscious admissions in this piece for The American Scholar
Heidi Hardt, poli sci, explains in this piece for the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation
Research by Jade Jenkins, CPIP and education, reveals positive insights on elementary student outcomes
Richard Arum, UCI sociology and education, and Mitchell L. Stevens, Stanford sociology, explain, courtesy of The New York Times
UCI economist David Neumark finds conflicting evidence of policy's impact on health and related behaviors following review of current research
UCI anthropologists Lilith Mahmud, associate professor, and Tom Boellstorff, professor, weigh in
10 social sciences staff honored for career milestones, Cañas-Castañeda named Leinen Outstanding Staff Award winner
Elizabeth Hafen, '22 political science and psychology, and Michelle Wei, '22 social policy & public service and education sciences, earn Fulbright honors
UCI track star Hannah Chau, '23 demographic and social analysis, has her sights set on a career in medicine following her record breaking athletics career as an Anteater
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