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Bridging the first-generation gap

October 28, 2015

Mentoring program pairs new students with upperclassmen who also are first in their families to go to college

Does family income affect child achievement?

October 22, 2015

New CEPP study says that the jury's still out, despite what current research suggests

Creating buzz

October 22, 2015

UCI sociologists earn top honors, offices at annual meeting

I'm not racist, but...

October 21, 2015

Sociologist studies the rules and ramifications of racism in comedy

China's one-child policy may be replaced with 'Two-Child' Law, after 35 years

October 21, 2015

Wang Feng, sociology professor, on China's looming population decline, courtesy of the International Business Times

Alumni on the rise

October 20, 2015

Soc sci graduates and small business owners Andrew Bertolina and Kelsey Minarik illustrate innovation, teamwork and the power of networking

UCI poli sci alumna and creator of 'Muslim Hipster' Layla Shaikley, '07, launches logistics startup

October 16, 2015

Featured by CNN Money

Wehmeier to hold visiting professorship at the University of Cologne

October 16, 2015

LPS professor will pursue research in logic and philosophy of language

Young, illegal, and alone

October 15, 2015

Al Valdez, social sciences lecturer, on transnational youth gangs, courtesy of The Atlantic

Watch cognitive scientist Alyssa Brewer flip reality to show how the brain adapts

October 15, 2015

Part of new PBS series

Democratic debate

October 15, 2015

Latino politics professor Louis DeSipio and young dems weigh in, courtesy of SCPR

Study: Hiring credits and wage subsidies boost employment and income following recessions

October 15, 2015

Findings published by the UCI Center for Economics & Public Policy

Huffman and Treas receive two top paper awards for research on motherhood penalty

October 14, 2015

Honors come from ASA sections, awarded at annual meeting

Turney recognized for distinguished early career work

October 13, 2015

Research on how incarceration affects families earns sociologist more than $500K in grant funding and ASA award

Robnett elected chair of ASA section on Collective Behavior & Social Movements

October 13, 2015

Term began in late August

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Bridging the first-generation gap

Does family income affect child achievement?

Creating buzz

I'm not racist, but...

China's one-child policy may be replaced with 'Two-Child' Law, after 35 years

Alumni on the rise

UCI poli sci alumna and creator of 'Muslim Hipster' Layla Shaikley, '07, launches logistics startup

Wehmeier to hold visiting professorship at the University of Cologne

Young, illegal, and alone

Watch cognitive scientist Alyssa Brewer flip reality to show how the brain adapts

Democratic debate

Study: Hiring credits and wage subsidies boost employment and income following recessions

Huffman and Treas receive two top paper awards for research on motherhood penalty

Turney recognized for distinguished early career work

Robnett elected chair of ASA section on Collective Behavior & Social Movements

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