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The New York Times, April 14, 2020

UCI law students have joined efforts to help Iraqi refugees trapped in a legal limbo. The displaced can’t go home again, but resettling in the U.S. or another welcoming country can take months or years of complicated paperwork.

In three years, UCI’s Baghdad School Project has shipped 7,500 packets of notebooks, pencils, erasers and rulers to schoolchildren in…

UCI students fill a need not met by traditional relief workers in Iraq – providing school supplies to children.

Transplant surgeon Dr. Clarence E. Foster III recently traded the convenience of UC Irvine Medical Center’s modern operating rooms for the treacherous and harsh environs of war-torn Iraq, where he performed life-saving trauma surgery on injured soldiers and civilians and cared for the health of detainees.

Roxane Cohen Silver on how graphic images from catastrophic events depicted in the news may affect health

UCI certificate program comprises three courses exploring experiences of service members

UCI researchers help illuminate the complexities of the mind and find solutions to prevent a twin pandemic

UCI scholars offer insights into how the terrorist attacks continue to impact health, travel, politics and the media

UCI is the nation’s only top research university to offer a certificate program on those who’ve served in the military