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Sisters in good

March 13, 2025

Anteater alumnae CEOs help make Orange County - and beyond - a better place

Women's History Month Is a Time for Optimism

March 13, 2025

Michael Tesler, political science, Ms. Magazine (The Contrarian), March 13, 2025

Understanding racialized labor in global supply chains

March 13, 2025

UC Irvine-led study draws connections between European imperialism in Africa and present-day models of global supply chain control

Calling All Bookworms--Enter the Book in Common Challenge

March 12, 2025

Héctor Tobar, Chicano/Latino studies and literary journalism, Chico State, March 12, 2025

The power of persistence

March 12, 2025

UC Irvine sociology major Luis A. Franco Flores' determined path to achieving his higher education dreams

How COVID Shaped a Resilient Generation of Kids

March 11, 2025

Candice Odgers, psychological science and CPIP, Scientific American, March 11, 2025

Coaching Youth Baseball and Softball with Sabermetrics

March 11, 2025

Third book in series by UCI economist Mike McBride takes on creation of customized and youth-centric stats that better measure success and motivate young players

Governmental influence on childbearing: What's really at stake?

March 9, 2025

Yiping Cai, global studies, Philanthropy News Digest, March 9, 2025

Shock, shame after Oval Office meeting on Ukraine

March 8, 2025

Mark Petracca, political science, The Boston Globe, March 8, 2025

Social Security has protected Americans for 85 years. Now Americans must protect Social Security.

March 7, 2025

Sydney Gordon, economics, Chicago Sun -Times, March 7, 2025

Transcendent Leadership: How Understanding Consciousness Elevates Business

March 6, 2025

Don Hoffman, cognitive sciences, Forbes, March 6, 2025

Did tariffs contribute to the Great Depression? Here's what to know

March 6, 2025

Gary Richardson, economics, NPR, March 6, 2025

Jun Wu receives distinguished faculty award for research

March 6, 2025

Jun Wu, Joe C. Wen School of Population and Public Health and CPIP, Wen Public Health news feed, March 6, 2025

How Social Security Administration cuts affect you

March 6, 2025

Sydney Gordon, economics, The American Prospect, March 6, 2025

UC Irvine's Catlin Tran '23 is changing the way we dine

March 6, 2025

Her startup Nutripair just received a grant from Verizon and earned the business economics alumna a once-in-a-life trip to the Super Bowl

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Sisters in good

Women's History Month Is a Time for Optimism

Understanding racialized labor in global supply chains

Calling All Bookworms--Enter the Book in Common Challenge

The power of persistence

How COVID Shaped a Resilient Generation of Kids

Coaching Youth Baseball and Softball with Sabermetrics

Governmental influence on childbearing: What's really at stake?

Shock, shame after Oval Office meeting on Ukraine

Social Security has protected Americans for 85 years. Now Americans must protect Social Security.

Transcendent Leadership: How Understanding Consciousness Elevates Business

Did tariffs contribute to the Great Depression? Here's what to know

Jun Wu receives distinguished faculty award for research

How Social Security Administration cuts affect you

UC Irvine's Catlin Tran '23 is changing the way we dine

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