Work by Nina Bandelj, sociology, featured in the Wall Street Journal
Roxanne Varzi, anthropology, makes an argument in this piece for Insider Higher Ed that doctoral students should be allowed to pursue multimodal research in lieu of the traditional written dissertatio
Kristin Turney, sociology, shares expertise with IFL Science and MSN News
In this essay for Good Authority, Erin Lockwood, political science, shares why states want to have a bigger say in regulating popular online platforms
Alumnus Melissa King featured by WYouth
Some question whether a popular affordable housing policy is making the nation's home shortage worse
Research by Noah Kouchekinia, economics, is featured by Straight Arrow News
Danielle Thomsen, political science, breaks down the details in this interview with PBS News Hour
Cailin O'Connor, logic & philosophy of sciences, shares expertise with Axios, MSN and Yahoo News
UC Irvine logic & philosophy of science grad student India Bhalla-Ladd sat down with the American Institute of Physics to share her research on technical typists whose expertise helped shape scientific communications in the 60s and 70s
Michael Tesler, political science, explains in this essay for Good Authority
Work by UCI sociologist Nina Bandelj is the focus of this reel by Lenore Skenazy, author of Free-Range Kids
Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, history, Asian American studies and Long Institute, shares work with Spectrum News 1
Bradley Beshear, political science undergrad, in the Daily Pilot
Nina Bandelj, sociology, shares insight with The Washington Post and The 19th
Phoebe Moon, political science Ph.D. alumnus, in The Den
Michael Tesler, political science, shares expert insight in this analysis for Good Authority
Watch as econimate breaks down new research co-authored by UC Irvine economist Bhash Mazumder in this YouTube explainer
Cailin O'Connor, logic and philosophy of science, weighs in on the consequences in this piece with Axios and MSN
Cailin O'Connor, logic & philosophy of science, shares expert insight with Yahoo News - Axios
Kelley Fong, sociology, gives expert insight in The Mercury News
Kelley Fong, sociology, shares expertise with Connecticut Public Radio
Nina Bandelj, sociology, shares insight with KNBC
Laura E. Enriquez, Chicano/Latino studies, shares expertise on CBS News Los Angeles
Jan Brueckner, economics, offers expert insight in The New York Times
Tori Cotton, logic & philosophy of science graduate student, explains in this essay for The Prindle Institute for Ethics
Research by Cailin O'Connor and Jim Weatherall, logic and philosophy of science, featured in the Financial Times, helps explain our weakness for misinformation
Featured in Science Blog, Sara Mednick, cognitive sciences, shares expert insight sleep
Jan Brueckner, economics, shares expert insight in this podcast with Wealth Formula
In her first essay for Good Authority, UC Irvine political scientist Erin Lockwood explains why consumer sentiment is low, despite measures that show the U.S. economy is thriving
Roxanne Varzi, anthropology, shares her experience in Le Monde diplomatique
Danielle Thomsen, political science, shares expert insight with Vox
Research by Noah Kouchekinia, economics, featured in CalMatters
Dorothy Solinger, political science, comments on NPR
Samar Al-Bulushi, anthropology, shares expertise in the Responsible Statecraft and MSN
Richard Futrell, language science, weighs in via Scientific American and Yahoo News
Gary Richardson, economics, provides insight in Marketplace
Paul Hanselman, sociology and DASA, gives expert insight in The Orange County Register
Matthew Beckmann, political science, weighs in via HuffPost and Yahoo News
Wang Feng, sociology, in the California Post
Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political science, provides perspective on Sky News Australia
Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political science, shares insight on Sky News Australia
Gary Richardson, economics, provides perspective via CNBC, MSN
Bill Maurer, anthropology and law, sits down with the Re-Educated Podcast to talk about money's deeper meaning
Bill Maurer, anthropology and law, shares perspective with The Orange County Register
Mike Fortun, anthropology, reviews Original Sin for the Los Angeles Review of Books
Richard Futrell, language science, shares expertise with History
Nina Bandelj, sociology, shared her work with Reach Out and Read
Wang Feng, sociology, shares expertise on the BBC - The Documentary Podcast
Cailin O'Connor, logic & philosophy of science, weighs in via Science
Boston Herald names UCI Chicano/Latino studies and literary journalism professor Héctor Tobar's "Our Migrant Souls: A Meditation on Race and the Meanings and Myths of 'Latino'" among its top reads for America250
Kelley Fong, sociology, shares expertise with The New York Sun
Samar Al-Bulushi, anthropology, shares expertise on The BREAK-DOWN (podcast)
David Neumark, economics, shares expertise with Fortune
Clovis Hung, history and anthropology, in the The Orange County Register
Jenny Fan, IMTFI administrator, shares reflections on the MIASA Cash in Crisis conference
UCI LIFTED featured by California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Nina Bandelj, sociology, in conversation with Public Books
Kim Fortun, anthropology, weighs in via Yahoo News (Vox) and MSN
OC Register names UCI Chicano/Latino studies and literary journalism professor Héctor Tobar's "Our Migrant Souls: A Meditation on Race and the Meanings and Myths of 'Latino'" among its top reads for America250
Sara Mednick, cognitive sciences, shares expertise with Medscape
Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political science, shares perspective with Capital and Main
UCI public health dean and CPIP affiliate Bernadette Boden-Albala has spent her career exploring the factors that affect well-being long before disease develops
Research by Paul Hanselman, sociology, featured by The Thomas B. Fordham Institute
Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political science, shares expertise with Sky News Australia
Christofer Rodelo, Chicano/Latino studies, is featured in Broadway World
Sara Mednick, cognitive sciences, explains for AOL (Stacker)
Nicholas Marantz, urban planning and public policy and CPIP, explains in the LAist
The school's LIFTED program is part of a broad expansion of education behind bars. For at least one inmate graduate, the result is a new self-image, the OC Register reports
Keramet Reiter, criminology, law and society and CPIP, and David John Frank, sociology, share experiences with The Orange County Register
Clovis Hung, '26 humanities and anthropology, shares his story on KNX Radio (audio)
UCI economists Noah Arman Kouchekinia and David Neumark, and Tim A. Bruckner, public health, explain in this piece for The Centre for Economic Policy Research
Research by Yael Marks, clinical pharmacy practice, and Isabel Almeida, Chicano/Latino studies, featured in GeneOnline
Research by Yael Marks, clinical pharmacy practice, and Isabel Almeida, Chicano/Latino studies, featured in Bioengineer.org
Work by David Neumark, economics, featured in Reason
Research by Yael Marks, clinical pharmacy practice, and Isabel Almeida, Chicano/Latino studies, featured in Medical Xpress and News Medical
Work by Mirian Martinez-Aranda, sociology, featured in PennLive
Research by UCI economists Noah Arman Kouchekinia and David Neumark, and Tim A. Bruckner, public health, featured in Fortune
Nina Bandelj, sociology, explains in this piece for the Chicago Tribune
Kim Fortun, UC Irvine professor of anthropology, and Margaret Tebbe, UC Irvine anthropology Ph.D. candidate, expand in this piece for Voice of OC
Charis E. Kubrin, criminology, law and society and CPIP affiliate, featured by Stockholm University News, June 5, 2026
Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political science, weighs in via the Patch
Work by Don Hoffman, cognitive sciences, is featured in the Science Blog
Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political science, My News LA
Lively debate shapes future of criminology, law and society and CPIP affiliate Julian Gerez's California tobacco tax compliance study
Findings, coauthored by Cynthia Lakon, health, society, and behavior and CPIP affiliate, offer a clearer roadmap for designing more effective anti-smoking interventions among teens
Eric Swanson, economics, weighs in on Spectrum News 1
Work by Gary Richardson, economics, featured by the Hoover Institution
Barbara Sarnecka, shares her experience with the California Post
Donald Hoffman, cognitive sciences, talks about his work with Popular Mechanics
History professor and Long Institute affiliate weighs in on The Wire China
Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political science, shares expertise with The Orange County Register
Hana Abdulla, political science, featured in Political Science Now
Op-ed by political scientists Jeffrey Kopstein, UCI, and Stephen Hanson, William & Mary, quoted in AlterNet
Research by UCI economists Noah Arman Kouchekinia and David Neumark, and Tim A. Bruckner, public health, featured in U.S. News and World Report
Political scientists Jeffrey Kopstein, UCI, and Stephen Hanson, William & Mary, weigh in via The New York Times (op-ed)