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New faculty feature: Long T. Bui

September 15, 2018

Assistant Professor, Global and International Studies | Ph.D., UC San Diego

New faculty feature: Yousuf Al-Bulushi

September 15, 2018

Assistant Professor, Global and International Studies | Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

In social sciences, summer is not for slacking

September 14, 2018

From classes to research to internships and work, many students in social sciences spent their summer at school

Vicki Ruiz named scholar-in-residence at Occidental's Institute for the Study of L.A.

September 13, 2018

Residency will span the 2018-19 academic year

Award-winning work

September 13, 2018

Study by logic and philosophy of science professors Barrett and Skyrms among Philosopher's Annual top-ten list of 2017

Young children value kindness over winning in a conflict

September 12, 2018

Barbara Sarnecka, cog sci, explains in Psychology Today

"Zombie ideas" on US immigration

September 12, 2018

A podcast featuring UCI sociologist Ruben Rumbaut on false ideas that will not die

A distinguished Anteater

September 11, 2018

UCI triple major Raj Parekh earns award for campus involvement

UCI ranked highest-ever 7th among public universities by U.S. News and World Report

September 11, 2018

Campus also jumps nine spots to record 33rd overall in annual evaluation

Toddlers prefer winners, but not when they win by force

September 7, 2018

UCI study featured in Nature Human Behavior

Trump's birtherism in Texas (Opinion)

September 5, 2018

Hector Tobar, Chicano/Latino studies and English associate professor, via The New York Times

Campus nets No. 1 spot in Sierra's 'Cool Schools' ranking, STARS Platinum rating

September 4, 2018

UCI earns status as sustainability leader among U.S. universities

A career helping others

September 4, 2018

Psychology alumna, author, and radio show host Jennifer Hill '02 has made a career out of finding others their dream jobs

How the Supreme Court justices enabled the gerrymandering of boundaries (Opinion)

August 30, 2018

Tony Smith, poli sci, via Newsweek

Democrats and Republicans used to agree about the n-word. Now they don't.

August 30, 2018

Michael Tesler explains in The Washington Post

Boundaryless

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New faculty feature: Long T. Bui

New faculty feature: Yousuf Al-Bulushi

In social sciences, summer is not for slacking

Vicki Ruiz named scholar-in-residence at Occidental's Institute for the Study of L.A.

Award-winning work

Young children value kindness over winning in a conflict

"Zombie ideas" on US immigration

A distinguished Anteater

UCI ranked highest-ever 7th among public universities by U.S. News and World Report

Toddlers prefer winners, but not when they win by force

Trump's birtherism in Texas (Opinion)

Campus nets No. 1 spot in Sierra's 'Cool Schools' ranking, STARS Platinum rating

A career helping others

How the Supreme Court justices enabled the gerrymandering of boundaries (Opinion)

Democrats and Republicans used to agree about the n-word. Now they don't.

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