Anteater alumna Kai Boyer '17 built a personal training business while earning her undergrad. Now she's set on taking her company global.
How a haunted house competition at Mesa Court helped UCI alumnus Ben Bohr, political science and global studies '09, rise to his role as Senior Operations Manager at Amazon
How UCI '01 poli sci alumni Chris Lee's battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma "shaped everything for the better"
Honor recognizes the anthropologist for his leading work in money and finance, and will provide opportunities to advance research in emerging tech field
Leadership role puts the social sciences alumnus and teaching professor in charge of university's largest group of undergrads
As a new research development officer in social sciences and social ecology, Holly Hapke is helping UCI faculty and grad students secure new sources of funding to advance social science research
UCI cognitive scientists Krichmar and Neftci part of team working on breakthrough machine-learning architecture that lets autonomous systems learn without human intervention
Sociologists Andrew Penner and Paul Hanselman and education assistant professor Emily Penner co-principals on five-year, $3.5 million project
UCI anthropologist Tom Boellstorff has traveled both the virtual and physical worlds to learn how persons with disabilities use and need technology, making stops along the way to advocate for the importance of funding social sciences research
Assistant Professor, Global and International Studies | Ph.D., UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco (joint program in medical anthropology)
Assistant Professor, Global and International Studies | Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
From classes to research to internships and work, many students in social sciences spent their summer at school
Study by logic and philosophy of science professors Barrett and Skyrms among Philosopher's Annual top-ten list of 2017
Hector Tobar, Chicano/Latino studies and English associate professor, via The New York Times
Psychology alumna, author, and radio show host Jennifer Hill '02 has made a career out of finding others their dream jobs
Research Professor, Department of Sociology and Institute for Mathematical Behavioral Sciences, University of California, Irvine, 1927-2018
Jennifer Zelnick, UCI anthropology, receives prestigious NSF fellowship to support her graduate research on Cambodian deportees
Children's book by UCI soc sci staffer Dan Paley seeks to open young minds - and mouths - to new foods and flavors, with a Shakespearian twist
How alumni Natasha and Seaver Chan, '10 international studies, channeled their love of learning (and UCI) to found Vanguard College Prep
Summer research program brings high school and college students to UCI's School of Social Sciences
Poli sci Ph.D. alumni Misty Knight-Finley and Alex Keena weigh in, courtesy of The Washington Post
Such adverse natal outcomes are linked to intergenerational health, socioeconomic disadvantages
Honor, awarded by the National Academy of Education, recognizes strongest education researchers in the field
Catch Barbara Sarnecka, UCI cognitive sciences prof, on Good Morning America and ABC News as she discusses mom shaming and research behind why leaving kids unattended has become so taboo
Research, funded by International Currency Association, brings in talents of researcher and anthropologist Ursula Dalinghaus
How Malak Kudaimi, '18 international studies and public health, is battling against food insecurity
National Center for Research on Education Access and Choice to include leading researchers from UC Irvine and more than a dozen other U.S. universities and organizations
Anita Casavantes Bradford, Chicano/Latino studies and history, in The Critical Refugee Studies Collective, July 16, 2018
UCI logic and philosophy of science prof Kyle Stanford explains in new study published in Behavioral and Brain Sciences
UCI professor Heidi Hardt draws on interviews with political officials and top military brass to highlight need for NATO reforms to strengthen military operations
Triple honors for UCI Distinguished Professor Emerita Vicki L. Ruiz highlight the illustrious historian's career - which spans nearly four decades - spent telling the stories of Latinas who have fought for civil and labor rights
As CEO of Oru Kayak, Ardy Sobhani '04 says the key to being a successful entrepreneur is checking your ego at the door
UCI economist David Neumark explains how a stronger emphasis on policies that increase economic self-sufficiency in the longer-run can offer common ground for fighting poverty
Belinda Robnett is the inaugural associate dean of faculty development and diversity in social sciences, a role that seems tailor-made for the sociologist who studies diversity
How Eileen Zimmerman, '98 economics, found creativity and balance by becoming her own boss with Wander Wet Bags
Six graduate students in anthropology garner more than $100K in funding from The Wenner-Gren Foundation for onsite research projects spanning the globe
25 from social sciences receive OM distinction, 8 honored with individual scholarships and awards
Alumna Catherine Griffin '86 economics shares experiences that made her an Anteater for life
Extraordinarius Award recipient talks about his love for UCI Baseball and the importance of giving back
Poli sci prof Michael Tesler receives recognition for early career work on elections, race
Understanding the 'weaponization' of social media is the first step, says UCI professor and dean Bill Maurer
Stephanie Domzalski '03 is creating community through floral art with BloomLA, a pop-up art show debuting in Griffith Park, Los Angeles June 22-24
Involvement in campus life and leadership helped triple major Amy Hu find the confidence to speak at her graduation. With it, she wants to thank her father for helping her and her sisters find UCI.
Study finds friends influence middle schoolers' attitudes on interacting with peers of different ethnicities, races
Orange Coast Magazine explains how UCI is a "star in our midst, achieving elite status in many areas"
UCI study finds intense immigrant policing practices corrode Latinos' trust in the government as a source of health information
UCI professor says no; longer-term opioid prescribing leads to considerably longer duration of temporary disability
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