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Anteatery chef Harold Duenas puts the finishing touches on a pasta dish.

Turning Anteaters into plant eaters

Campus dining halls are offering more meals that minimize meat and feature fruits, vegetables, whole grains and legumes as main ingredients

A student undergoes self-administered covid testing in the Bren Events Center in fall 2020.

UCI and COVID, by the numbers

Two-year figures provide insights into massive campus effort during pandemic

Jeanne Scheper

What’s next: Student loan debt forgiveness

UCI department chair discusses importance and impact of such programs

Shohreh Bozorgmehri

Tech equity

Campus advocacy group seeks to promote, support women in IT

Stephanie Reyes-Tuccio, UCI assistant vice chancellor for educational partnerships, here speaking to students from the Compton Unified School District.

UCI awarded additional $5.2 million grant to support GEAR UP project

New funding will expand college preparation efforts in Compton schools

UCI announces winter quarter to begin with remote instruction

Chancellor Howard Gilman sent the following message to the entire campus community regarding plans for the winter 2022 quarter. Over the last several days, Americans experienced the impact of COVID-19’s Omicron variant in our everyday lives. “Saturday Night Live” aired without an audience; NFL games were postponed; Californians were required to mask up indoors; and […]

UCI Health Town Hall zoom: (pictured): Dr. Steven Goldstein, UCI vice chancellor for health affairs, the Zoom event featured Dr. Susan Huang, director of epidemiology and infection prevention at UCI Health; David Souleles, director of UCI’s COVID-19 response team; Bernadette Boden-Albala, director and founding dean of UCI’s Program in Public Health; Ramona Agrela, UCI vice chancellor and chief human resources executive; and Michael Dennin, dean of UCI’s Division of Undergraduate Education and vice provost for teaching and learning.

UCI Health Affairs town hall provides the latest on COVID-19

Campus leaders host virtual event to share information on the omicron variant and what to expect this winter

UCI experts offer insight on the supply chain crisis

An examination of logistical issues affecting the supply chain that are exacerbated by the pandemic

UCI’s Shahir Masri is co-first author of study showing how chemical intolerances develop

Shahir Masri, Sc.D., a research specialist in air pollution exposure assessment and epidemiology in UCI’s Program in Public Health, is co-first author of a study that demonstrates evidence of the mechanism for how and why people develop unexplained intolerances to chemicals, foods and drugs. Findings are published online in the journal Environmental Sciences Europe. Although […]

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UCI is certified as a Fair Pay Workplace

Campus is part of inaugural class of companies honored for fair pay practices