'05 soc sci alumna Belinda Espinoza's side hustle as a Latina lifestyle blogger keeps SoCal families in-the-know
Davin Phoenix, political science assistant professor, one of 19 honored at 25th annual Celebration of Teaching ceremony
'18 Lauds and Laurels Outstanding Undergrad Iman Siddiqi, political science, will cap off an extraordinary undergrad career by addressing a stadium of her peers as a 2018 School of Social Sciences commencement speaker
Anthropology grad student awarded NSF grant for dissertation examining the relationships between computer gamers, servers, and nostalgia
At only 34-years-old, Jennifer dos Santos '05 has already toured the world as a musician, earned top rankings in national bodybuilding competitions, and run a nonprofit empowering people affected by limb loss
Interested in studying abroad? As UCEAP deadlines approach, one Anteater shares why her quarter in Thailand was an adventure worth having
UCI Visiting Distinguished Professor Martin Burt says that the key to eliminating poverty is taking the focus off of income
New gifts from The Troesh Family Foundation and the Charles Koch Foundation will fund continued research on governmental policies that affect business taxes, regulations and practices
Melanie Henderson, UCI business economics '10 and MBA '17, is a competitive amateur equestrian in her off time from Taco Bell headquarters in Irvine
Alumna Mariam Ejaz created her business to help clients crowd fund their interior design dreams
Kirsten (Gee) Maeda '89, UCI economics and Deidre (Gee) Baptista '90, UCI social ecology are lobbying for change
Alumna Karen Nguyen left her established corporate career for the exciting world of wine, art, and entrepreneurship
From aspiring philanthropists to future captains of industry, students navigate new economy, launch startups with help from UCI's ANTrepreneur Center
UCI bio sci and psychology alumnus Dr. O has been providing Anteaters with eye care for nearly 30 years
After traveling halfway around the world for her education, econ's Zoe Zhao shares what she's learned along the way
Three recipients from soc sci receive funding to extend knowledge about some of society's most challenging debates
UCI anthropologists receive grant to conduct first of its kind large-scale study of Southern California community water understanding and use
Econ's Asquith awarded for dissertation that examines the hidden consequences of rent control
Aspiring engineer turned education activist is using her UCI education to help children get equal access to quality schooling
UCI Distinguished Professor Barbara Dosher is 2018 National Academy of Sciences Atkinson Prize winner
Pioneering mental health professional, renowned scholar and beloved UCI teacher-mentor Joseph White is recalled as an inspirational campus icon
Anteater alumna Nikita Patel left a comfortable job to volunteer with the Peace Corps in South Africa - now she's ready to make change here at home
UCI anthropologist intertwines story of religion and health through illustrations, creating new genre
UCI Digital Media and Learning Research Hub study explores existing approaches to reduce digital divide
Sociology grad student earns campus-wide fellowship for outstanding research and potential as a future leader
UCI Aeberhard award winner pushed through fear and jumped into her freshman year with both feet - now she's helping others get the most out of their educational opportunities
Experiencing echo-free silence in UCI's anechoic sound chamber helps students appreciate the noise of life
Iman Siddiqi, senior and advocate for the education of displaced students, is awarded two prestigious UCI scholarships
Research by Belinda Campos, UCI Chicano/Latino studies professor, leads to perioperative support group for families of Latino American children
UCI husband and wife team Emily and Andrew Penner have made the study of education their primary professional pursuit
Soc sci dean Maurer to MC research sponsors' panel at 20th anniversary meeting of National Academy of Sciences Board on Behavioral, Cognitive and Sensory Sciences
UCI sociologist Edwin Amenta receives NSF funding to expand his study on which social movements get the most media coverage and why
Vicki Ruiz, Chicano/Latino studies and history, helps set the record straight in new Time Magazine piece
David Neumark, economics, goes "under the hood" of the $15 minimum wage debate in new Wall Street Journal piece
Alumna and first-gen college student Tami Bui is set to address incoming freshman at Dean's Welcome
Oludayo Tade, IMTFI researcher and lecturer of criminology, victimology, deviance and social problems, University of Ibadan, via The Conversation
Professor and Falmagne Endowed Chair, Cognitive Sciences | Ph.D., University of California, Irvine, 1995
Sociology grad student will continue research on growth machine politics in Mexico City, thanks to the National Science Foundation's GRFP
New study by IMTFI postdoctoral scholar finds efforts to curtail cash use hurts poor and does little to stop terrorism financing
Professor, Anthropology, Law and Director, International Studies | Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1995 | BA(Hons) and LLB, University of Melbourne, Australia, Law School, 1988
UCI Long U.S.-China Institute partners with Global Chinese Philanthropy Initiative on major study
A mentor changed Jeanett Castellanos' life 25 years ago. She's been paying it forward ever since.
Glenda Flores, Chicano/Latino studies, wants her first-generation students to know that she's been there and done that
Linguistics professor Greg Scontras takes top prize in professional society's inaugural contest
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