Michael Tesler, associate professor of political science, is No. 11 on the Politico 50 list, a collection of “some of the smartest, most provocative minds in America.” He is being honored for his work on how white racism has long been a potent force in American politics – the 2016 election being no exception. In his book published […]
UCI study finds moral judgments about parents affect perceptions of risk
UCI researchers develop, deploy innovative social media approach
Two UCI graduates have received 2016 awards of excellence for their work as teachers at Success Academy Charter Schools, New York City’s largest network of public charter campuses. Delia Hong ’09, an international studies and political science alumna, and Foluwaseewa Lawanson ’10, who studied biological sciences, were recognized for their ability to improve student performance.
Surcharge would reduce airline consumption, lower carbon emissions, UCI study finds
School of Social Sciences will join effort to foster understanding between US, Asian nation
UCI sociologists find that grooming habits affect women’s salaries more than men’s
Language model developed by UCI cognitive scientist could aid survivors with impaired communication skills
Six junior faculty awarded support for research, scholarly work
Perhaps you are familiar with the tale of the burgeoning University of California campus built on the Irvine Ranch over 50 years ago, that under the guidance of its first chancellor, Daniel Aldrich, became an “instant university” simultaneously “under construction indefinitely.” But, do you know the stories within UCI’s story – stories about the last […]