UC Irvine Chicano/Latino studies assistant professor is one of six campus recipients of the inaugural $50,000 research awards recognizing innovation, promise and impact
Bill Maurer, anthropology and law, sits down with the Re-Educated Podcast to talk about money's deeper meaning
Jennifer Gerson, UC Irvine social sciences graduate studies director, recognized for well-being support
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
UC Irvine economist will help lead international organization dedicated to understanding finance and market structure
Richard Futrell, language science, shares expertise with History
Nina Bandelj, sociology, shared her work with Reach Out and Read
UC Irvine sociologist Irene Vega takes home three top prizes, a silver medal and an honorable mention for her first book, Bordering on Indifference
Already a trusted advisor to ultra-high-net-worth individuals, Angel Chen '99 is lighting the way for future generations at UC Irvine
Wang Feng, sociology, shares expertise on the BBC - The Documentary Podcast
National book awards from Society of Professors of Education and Foreword INDIES recognize the global legal scholar's contributions to understanding challenges shaping higher ed
Work will fill critical gap in how AI is applied to unsolved mathematical problems
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
David Neumark, economics, shares expertise with Fortune
Three-year term and funding recognize scholars of exceptional value to the university
Dean's Leadership Society Doctoral Dissertation Research Support Fellowship Program launches to fill federal funding gap for graduate students
Clovis Hung, history and anthropology, in the The Orange County Register