Honor recognizes the international studies and political science double major for outstanding academic performance and service to the school, UCI campus and community
Fourth year UC Irvine psychology major Princess Osonwa helps communities through healthcare
Michael Tesler, poli sci, and Crystal Robertson explain in this piece for Good Authority
New book by UC Irvine economics professor John Duffy explores methodologies and applications of experimental economics
Among mixed-gender units, servicemembers viewed integration favorably, linking operational effectiveness with female soldiers' engagement with local communities
Anteaters in Air Force ROTC are among elite few selected for pilot training after graduation
Richard Arum, UCI sociology and education professor, receives $1.95 million in grant funding for work on fostering equitable career outcomes
Samantha Vortherms, poli sci, examines the crucial case of China in this podcast with New Books Network
Family history fuels UC Irvine sociology Ph.D. student Sofia Jaime's research on inequality and migration
Michael Tesler, poli sci, explains in this piece for ABC News - 538
UC Irvine sociologist David Schaefer and Penn State researchers collaborate on National Institute on Aging-funded study
New book co-authored by UCI anthropologist Tom Boellstorff analyzes the second-gen gaming system's rise, fall and lasting industry impact
UC Irvine anthropologist's project is funded by $500,000 Carnegie Foundation grant and will be conducted in partnership with interdisciplinary network of international scholars
The brainchild of internationally renowned UCI mathematical psychologist and cognitive sciences research professor Jean-Claude Falmagne, ALEKS is pioneering personalized learning
Campus honored for its engagement with international academic exchange program
Undergraduates involved in voter initiatives on campus speak out
As the school's inaugural Director of Undergraduate Leadership and Community Programs, Kristen Ahn connects the Social Sciences Academic Resource Center with school programming
With three master's degrees and a political science Ph.D. in the works, UC Irvine's Nahreen Aref brings a clinical approach to refugee policy
Lauded UC Irvine sociology Ph.D. candidate Weijun Yuan finds the most joy in mentoring others
Alana LeBrón, PhD, UCI associate professor of health, society, & behavior and Chicano/Latino studies, shares her perspective on inclusive language in recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month
UC Irvine anthropology Ph.D. candidate Taylor Silverman explores the uniquely lengthy, collaborative process of gender-affirming care for youth
Shiva Upadhye, UC Irvine language science graduate student, looks outside the box in the language science department
With China's population expected to halve by century's end, UCI sociologist Wang Feng examines Beijing's pivotal choice between reform and control in The Catalyst
Sebastián Calderón, history & anthropology undergrad, explores the Petr sticker culture at UCI in this piece on Medium
Lauren Ross, UC Irvine logic & philosophy of science, and Dani Bassett, University of Pennsylvania bioengineering, explain in this piece for The Transmitter
Unique undergraduate resource center featuring peer-assisted learning has served more than 8,500 students since its inception
Q&A with Jeffrey Barrett, UC Irvine Logic & Philosophy of Science Chancellor's Professor
UC Irvine global studies doctoral candidate Edward Nadurata's research on eldercare and global Filipino communities and the vital role of mentorship
UC Irvine cognitive sciences grad student Mahbod Mehrvarz tackles the "reliability crisis"
Belinda Campos, UCI Chicano/Latino studies professor and chair, discusses PRIME-LC and cultural components that promote health
Undergraduate programs in economics and psychology ranked in nation's top 15 among public universities
Funded by the Urban Institute, findings will connect schools and programs with long-term outcomes for success
Simone Chambers, UC Irvine political science professor, discusses disinformation, voter trust and democracy on inaugural episode of "Democracy and Its Discontents," a new miniseries from the UC IGCC's Talking Policy Podcast
Achievements announced and celebrated at annual meeting in Montréal
Study by UC economists Jack Liebersohn, UC Irvine, and Jesse Rothstein, UC Berkeley, detail the effect of rapidly rising interest rates on homeowner mobility, economy
Recent UC Irvine language science Ph.D. Noa Attali shares her research on ambiguity and perception
Two from social sciences honored for contributions to undergraduate education at UCI
Brian Jenkins, economics, offers expert insight in this piece for Moneygeek
UCI School of Social Sciences and Center for Educational Partnerships' Early Academic Outreach Program cohost quarterly Choosing a Major Conference for Santa Ana High School students
UCI social sciences alum encourages risk taking in the pursuit of success
Eve Darian-Smith, professor and chair of global and international studies, offers expertise in this piece for Academe Blog
Andrew Penner, UC Irvine sociology professor, Emily K. Penner, UC Irvine associate professor of education, and Thurston Domina, explain in this piece for EdSource
New book by political scientists Jeffrey Kopstein, UCI, and Stephen Hanson, William & Mary, examines causes, consequences of the erosion of modern government institutions
Assistant Professor, Global and International Studies | Ph.D., UC Santa Cruz
Assistant Professor, Political Science | Ph.D., Harvard University
Assistant Professor, Cognitive Sciences | Ph.D., Harvard University
UCI anthropology and international studies lecturer emeritus, Center for Citizen Peacebuilding cofounder | 1948-2024
Edwin Amenta, UCI sociology professor, weighs in on the Capitol Weekly Podcast
The UCI cognitive scientist explores these profound topics on Into the Impossible With Brian Keating (Podcast)
Funded by UCI and NSF, annual weeklong Logic & Philosophy of Science Summer Diversity Program welcomes largest global cohort
Sara Mednick, cog sci, explains via the Associated Press, The Seattle Times, and The Washington Times
Honor recognizes the cognitive scientist's work on cognitive control amid distraction
Heidi Hardt and Jacqueline Burns, UC Irvine political science, explain in this piece for the Atlantic Council
Roxanne Varzi, UC Irvine anthropologist, explores unique approaches to teaching in her Multimodal Anthropology course
Honor recognizes anthropologist for mentoring graduate students, fostering diversity
Political science alumnus reflects on his Anteater experience and pathway to education, public service
In this podcast with KPFA - Against the Grain, Yousuf Al-Bulushi, global and international studies, lays out the operating principles, goals, and methods of Abahlali, one of the most well-known radical formations in all of Africa
Research by Jack Liebersohn, UCI economics, and Jesse Rothstein, UC Berkeley public policy and economics, explains in The Dallas Morning News (also in Yahoo)
David Meyer, UCI sociologist explains in this piece for Jacobin
Michael Tesler, UCI political scientist, explains in this piece for ABC News
Distinguished Career Service Award honors the UCI political scientist for commitment to Sexuality & Politics subfield, supporting LGBTQ+ affiliated issues
Findings published in Social Science Research track subprime mortgage crisis lending practices across U.S. neighborhoods
Shawn Rosenberg, UCI political scientist, explains on this episode of the WhoWhatWhy Podcast
UCI anthropologist Roxanne Varzi shares with The Dyslexia Life Hacks Show how she discovered her dyslexia strength in visual thinking
New book by UCI global and international studies professor Long T. Bui explores cultural knowledge, viral politics of the pandemic
Belinda Campos, professor of Chicano/Latino Studies, and Jessica Borelli, professor of psychological science, offer expertise in this piece for Greater Good Magazine
Penelope Maddy, UCI logic & philosophy of science Distinguished Professor emeritus, explains in this interview with Salon (also featured in Yahoo News and MSN)
The lasting impact of the UC Irvine School of Social Sciences Summer Academic Enrichment Program
Novel by the Chicano/Latino studies and literary journalism professor is a top readers' choice
U.S. Navy attorney Michael Habashy, '11 political science, mentors the next generation of Anteaters in Washington, DC
New book coauthored by UCI political scientist Jeffrey Kopstein offers an impassioned plea to defend modern government
Richard Futrell, language science, explains in this piece for the Journal of Creativity and Inspiration
Award supports her research on retirement and disability policies and their far reaching impact
New book by UCI anthropologists Kristin Peterson and Valerie Olson offers a handbook for multidimensional research design
Honor recognizes the outstanding faculty as model educators
Political scientists Louis DeSipio and Tony Smith discuss key takeaways and what's next
UCI ceremony celebrates 23 graduates of first UC in-prison bachelor's program
UCI anthropologists Angela Jenks, Christopher Lowman & Ian Straughn share findings in this piece for Anthropology News
Tracy Charles, UCI social sciences graduate affairs analyst, takes first place in UCI's Work Reimagined 2.0 Pitch Competition with DocuSign solution
Tammi and Bob Cluck '78 share their love for UCI and the many opportunities through which they give back
Campus praised for academic excellence and value
With Summer Session 1 officially underway, don't miss out on an opportunity to enroll in Session 2 which begins Aug 5! New classes have been added to the lineup, including a timely course on AI literacy
Eight-course series will prepare students for careers, graduate studies in computational linguistics
David Neumark lends expertise in the Hoover Institution's latest Policy Brief (Video)
International conference was 15th Annual Heritage Language Research Institute
UCI LIFTED is featured on KNBC San Diego (Video)
New book coauthored by UCI political scientist Kristen Monroe discusses ethics and principles and their relative place in politics
'24 anthropology Ph.D. will be starting a two-year post-grad fellowship with the Justice Action Center in September
Qualified recipients will receive $90,000 over three years at UC Irvine School of Law and, if enrolled in the 3+3 pathway, could earn their Bachelor's and Juris Doctor degrees in six years, as opposed to the traditional seven
30 undergrads from social sciences receive OM distinction, 25 undergrads and grads honored with individual scholarships and honors
Honor recognizes the poli sci grad student for outstanding promise as a future professor
Honor recognizes the political science major for campus and community leadership and service