Erin Lockwood, political science, shares expertise in this essay for The Conversation
Jeff Kopstein, political science, weighs in via The New York Times
Raised in migrant farmworker communities, UC Irvine Ph.D. alumna Deyanira Nevarez Martinez now helps shape housing policy as a scholar, educator and elected official
Erin Lockwood, political science, shares expert insight in this essay for the Roosevelt Institute (part of a series on Federal Reserve accountability)
UC Irvine alumna Johanna Solomon, '15 political science Ph.D., turned a lifelong instinct for listening into a career in peace building
Erin Lockwood, political science, and coauthors Christian Flores, Ethan Struby explain in this series for the Roosevelt Institute
Global and international studies assistant professor is one of nine UC Irvine faculty members recognized by program that supports research by promising assistant professors
David Agrawal, economics, offers insights on Spectrum News 1 (video)
Jen Zelnick UC Irvine anthropology Ph.D. '22 turns research on deportation into expanding access to justice for Californians
Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political sciences, breaks down the House and Senate numbers for News24
The universe presents physicists with enough problems of its own. UC Irvine alumna Clara Bradley, '24 logic & philosophy of science Ph.D., studies the ones physicists create for themselves.
Inaugural recipient - assistant professor Miguel Zerecero - recognized for novel, influential work on why people choose the places in which they live
Economists Vitor Melo, David Neumark (UC Irvine), Liam Sigaud and Gary A. Wagner weigh in via the Centre for Economic Policy Research
David Neumark, economics, shares expert insight with the Los Angeles Times
UC Irvine psychology major Natalie Fu turns a natural gift for management, systems and communications into a future in healthcare administration
From the U.S. to England to Hungary, recent global studies Ph.D. graduate Temitope Famodu studies how people make sense of identity across borders
Work by Nina Bandelj, sociology, featured in the Wall Street Journal
Policy Innovation Day at UC Irvine brings together researchers and practitioners to share civic chatbot expertise, lessons learned
Derek Tran M.S. '21, Ph.D. '24 thrives using economics from Amazon to AI-powered lending
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
In this essay for the Prindle Post, logic and philosophy of science graduate student Tori Cotton discusses treatment disparities in men's and women's pain management, the history behind it, and how feminist philosophy can help explain what's going on
With her return to UC Irvine social sciences as the new assistant dean, Jennifer dos Santos is finding joy in reconnecting with familiar faces and reengaging with the school's boundaryless mission
UC Irvine political scientist Danielle Thomsen explores why money matters so much in American politics
UC Irvine alumna Jiaxuan Li turned a fascination with how the brain bends the rules of language into a career at the frontier of artificial intelligence
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
Honor recognizes physicists who have made exceptional contributions to the physics enterprise
UC Irvine sociology alum Leah Ruppanner M.A. '06, Ph.D. '09 offers research-based advice to international audiences through books, podcasting and social media
Alumnus Melissa King featured by WYouth
UC Irvine cognitive sciences alum Tiffany Hwu M.S.'17, Ph.D. '19 applies research in brains, bodies and artificial intelligence to gaming
UC Irvine sociology faculty, graduate students and alumni recognized with multiple honors at American Sociological Association Annual Meeting
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 global & international studies associate professor Tiara Na'puti is co-leading a $2.295m project advancing Indigenous research, practices to improve planetary health
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
UC Irvine economist Michael McBride breaks down what the box score misses about teamwork, contribution and fair credit
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
Undergraduate programs in economics and psychology ranked in nation's top 15 among public universities
Ph.D., W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Nina Bandelj, sociology, shares insight with The Washington Post and The 19th
From crossing the U.S.-Mexico border daily to advocating for international students, UC Irvine undergrad Sofia Gomez-Inowe brings a unique perspective to academics and leadership
Jean-Claude Falmagne, UC Irvine research professor of cognitive sciences, among 23 recipients of inaugural UC Regents Innovation Awards
Eve Darian-Smith's Policing Higher Education is reviewed by Academe Magazine