Year: 2002

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

Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez tackles current events with gusto, sparing no one. He is a self-professed “equal opportunity offender.”

For economist Art De Vany, the natural order that emerges spontaneously from chaos is more efficient and responsive than anything a planner could devise

In the work of evolutionary biologist and ordained priest Francisco Ayala, science and religion have found a peaceful coexistence

Alumna Shelley Westmore Hoss strives to improve the quality of life in Orange County

A scholar’s exploration of altruism ultimately took her to its opposite, genocide, and to an understanding of the common ground both share

UCI researchers using high-tech tools are gaining insight into how the Eastern practice of acupuncture works. New medical treatments may result

For Hoda Anton-Culver, data is key to the early detection and treatment of cancer

Summa cum laude graduate Nima Fayazmanesh is well on his way – wherever he wants to go

The needle on the television-like screen stabs repeatedly into a round shape that has been identified as a lymph node. The images are shadowy, reminiscent of cloud formations seen on radar sweeps, but one rhythmically throbbing form is unmistakable. It is the beating heart of the patient who lies sedated and sleeping on the narrow […]