Month: November 2010

UCI-led team of social scientists assesses post-disaster community resilience.

Discovery by Donald Bren Professor Paolo Sassone-Corsi suggests that certain cancers, like leukemia, may be regulated by humans’ internal body clock and susceptible to new drug treatments.

Rachel Klemek ’91 smuggles healthy ingredients — and attitude — into her Blackmarket Bakery goods.

Thanksgiving at UCI wouldn’t be complete if anyone were to be left out. So campus staff rallied their resources and put together a fest for students who couldn’t get home for the holidays.

New computer school dean Hal Stern is a statistician and sports lover.

From on-campus labs to rural clinics in Asia, Africa and Central America, UCI researchers and students strive to mitigate illnesses affecting millions.

Living Our Values staff award winner Victor Becerra connects the campus with the community.

She will pursue a master’s in international relations at University of Oxford.

UC Irvine Chancellor Michael Drake and the Vietnamese American Community Ambassadors will announce a joint commitment to raise funds to hire an archivist for the UCI Libraries’ nationally recognized Southeast Asian Archive. Speakers will include Drake and VACA President Daniel Do-Khanh.

Anteaters’ first appearance in the NCAA tournament ends in double-overtime game in the ‘Sweet 16.’