Political science professor receives prize from APSA, publication in World Politics


International agencies recognize political scientist's work on parties


Hosted by the Social Sciences Dean's Ambassadors Council


DeSipio says the candidate with the minority vote wins the election


Soraya Azzawi, neurobiology and political science major, plans outreach to local refugees, publication detailing global crises


Jan Brueckner, economics professor and department chair, is featured in a video interview with the LA Times October 19, 2012


Gary Richardson, economics professor, is featured by NBC KLPCTV 7 October 11, 2012


Honor recognizes the cognitive scientist for work on syntactic theory


Bill Maurer, anthropology and law professor and Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion director, is featured on PBS October 11, 2012


Maurer talks about the future of mobile money


Kiara Belen, sociology major, is featured in the OC Register September 27, 2012


U.S. voters are increasingly independent and undecided, says Dalton in new book


Faculty and graduate students earn awards and key leadership positions on section councils


Program helps prepare first generation undergrads for graduate school


Interests span public policy innovation, social inequality, environmental politics, philosophy of mathematics and of physics, and human decision making processes


Each honor carries a $5,000 prize


An op-ed by Kelsey Norman, political science graduate student, is featured in iPolitics August 20, 2012


Bill Maurer, anthropology professor and Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion director, is interviewed on Marketplace Tech August 16, 2012


Ranking reflects campus’s Earth-friendly infrastructure, programs and research


Recipient of the National Medal of Science, he is an influential figure in social sciences


Bill Maurer, anthropology professor and Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion director, is interviewed on CNBC August 8, 2012


Strong starts for anteaters in men's and women's volleyball and water polo


Sociology professor Edwin Amenta receives two-year NSF grant to study social movement organizations


New book by Petrovic defines relationship between Islam and government in Muslim states


15-week program launched in March provides training for practitioners and academics working with gang-involved youth


A letter by Bill Maurer, anthropology professor and Institute for Money, Technology & Financial Inclusion director, is featured in the Los Angeles Times July 14, 2012


Social sciences undergrads among those honored with inaugural Chancellor’s Award of Distinction


Grads celebrate degree accomplishments at UCI's 47th annual commencement ceremonies


Social sciences alumni part of London-bound USA Men's Water Polo and Men's Volleyball teams


UCI’s IMTFI helps curate mobile money exhibit at the British Museum


Intel gives $12.5 million for five-university collaboration


Ceremonies ring in new degrees and traditions as inaugural classes graduate


Honor recognizes retired anthropologist and documentary photographer for continued commitment to university mission


Sociology honors student Jocelyn Valencia receives the Social Sciences Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis and Williams awards


Social sciences staff among those honored for hitting university career service milestones


Vanessa Chavez, Margaret Chang Liao and Aaron McCullough honored for campus and community leadership


Honor carries a $300 prize


Political science majors Kositsawat and Khan receive prestigious campus awards


Myles Brady, business economics and anthropology undergrad, credits the summer program with much of his UCI success


Elizabeth Sowers, recipient of the 2012 Dean’s Endowed Fellowship, developed an early love for logistics


Cognitive sciences undergrad Annie Stanfield Ditta on what made UCI her top university choice


Ranking puts campus fourth among young institutions worldwide


Honor carries $1,000 prize


Projects part of Global Connect yearend symposium


Economics and earth and environmental sciences undergrad receives the 2012 Hill award


Honor includes a $300 cash prize


Honor recognizes undergrad for excellence in sociology


Opportunity will allow the econ graduate student to study in New York


New UCI study examines links between optimism and political participation of black women in the U.S.


American Philosophical Society and Council of University of California Emeriti Associations recognize Luce for research excellence


Maurer on mobile money with Calit2's Anna Lynn Spitzer


Study co-authored by UCI anthropologist details experiences of young immigrants


Championships at Anteater Stadium Friday and Saturday (May 11-12)


Awards will support research and service project in Thailand


An op-ed by Yang Su, sociology associate professor, is featured by CNN May 4, 2012


Six first-year social sciences graduate students earn competitive fellowships from National Science Foundation


Retired lecturer specialized in global affairs, politics, and peace and was a specialist in the UCI Disability Services Center


An op-ed by Kelsey Norman, political science graduate student, is featured in iPolitics April 20, 2012


Humanities dean and evolutionary biologist are elected to membership


Anthropologists serve as week-long guest editors for popular finance blog


Art exhibit evokes milieu of families residing in O.C.’s budget motels


Featured on the cover of OC Metro's March issue


Maurer is part of expert video panel


Barbara Dosher, social sciences dean, is named Distinguished Professor of Cognitive Sciences


Op-ed by Cecelia Lynch, political science professor and international studies director, as featured in the Christian Science Monitor March 23, 2012


Professor was instrumental in building economics and faculty housing programs


Inaugural class starts March 23


Three of four recipients come from social sciences


Student-drafted 'bucket list' focuses on the lighter side of UCI


An op-ed coauthored by Yang Su, sociology associate professor, is featured by CNN March 19, 2012


On-going study by LPS associate professor Simon Huttegger seeks to model imperfect communication


Honor recognizes the sociology professor for her continued support of undergraduate research


Open to students not graduating in 2012


March 16, OC Sheriff’s Regional Training Facility


UCI receives Henry Luce Foundation grant for Lynch-led project on ethics behind charitable development and distribution in Africa


Bon Voyage Celebration March 11, 3:00-5:00 p.m.


Listen in via podcast


Keynote featured Los Angeles World Airports deputy executive director for law enforcement and homeland security


March 3, 1:00-7:00 p.m. in the Claire Trevor Theatre


Documentary on Bracero Program by UCI emeritus and alumnus earns 2012 Rollins Award


New textbook by cognitive sciences researcher Nicole Gage helps undergrads understand cognitive neuroscience


Honor recognizes best paper published in the British Journal for the History of Philosophy in 2011


Additions will help school meet critical course needs in impacted majors


Daniel Do-Khanh, political science '93, is behind an effort to collect the stories of Vietnamese refugees who escaped their homeland after the fall of Saigon


Post-January 2011 Egypt surveyed in new online forum co-edited by anthropologist Julia Elyachar


New research by sociologist Jennifer Lee finds positive stereotypes reinforce and boost performance


Economics major Kelsey Lien's 'Nutty Cream Cheese Brownie' will be Baskin-Robbins' November flavor of the month


Three social sciences recipients among the 20 Lauds & Laurels honorees in 2012


Study co-authored by economist David Neumark published in Health Affairs


Applications due by Friday, March 23, 5:00 p.m.


Findings presented at international immigration conference in D.C.


Tune in to KPFK Sunday to hear David Smith discuss inequality in America


American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education will honor the UCI leaders at annual awards luncheon


New book by Monroe examines causes of and reactions to genocide


Application deadline is February 29


Mohamed El-Erian, CEO and co-CIO of the Pacific Investment Management Co. (PIMCO), on the economy


Alumni Rameen (political science) and Shauhin (criminology, law and society) Talesh returned to campus to pursue careers and give back to their alma mater


Linguistic Society of America recognizes the cognitive scientist at annual meeting


Book by sociologist Yang Su is listed among Spectator magazine's books of the year


Specialty in decision, rational choice, and game theory ranks first in the English-speaking world