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Summer Bridge experience eases transition to UCI for first-generation, low-income or disabled students

City of Irvine honors UCI’s second chancellor on his 90th birthday

Four staff supervisors win Excellence in Leadership Awards.

His prominence helped attract top-flight economists faculty to a relatively young School of Social Sciences in 1976.

It’s called emancipation, but for youths in foster care, being released from the child welfare system at age 18 often feels more like abandonment. Without financial resources or emotional support, many struggle to survive. They often wind up homeless or in prison, according to the Orangewood Children’s Foundation. In California, only 54 percent of foster youths […]

His vision led to the 1968 creation of an information and computer sciences department, which he twice chaired and would become the first ICS school in the University of California system.

Campus and community leaders recall working with the multifaceted Jack Peltason.

For Sam McCulloch, it’s a favorite Friday ritual. In the morning he heads out the front door of his Newport Beach home, pausing at a sign reminding him what he’ll need for his outing: jacket, keys, cap. Check. He’s 92 years old and he’s headed to UC Irvine, the campus he first laid eyes on […]

Predicting human behavior is no sure thing, but it earned Duncan Luce the National Medal of Science

William Schonfeld’s two decades of service have had a major impact on the campus’ largest school