Seeing the forest through the trees
Three questions with Benis Egoh, UCI assistant professor of Earth system science, who explores arboreal ecosystems
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Yusef Salaam – one of the Exonerated Five wrongly convicted in the “Central Park jogger case” – to be featured speaker at UCI commencement ceremony at Angel Stadium June 15
EVENT: Yusef Salaam – one of the Exonerated Five young men wrongly convicted in the 1989 “Central Park jogger case” – will be the featured speaker at the UCI all-campus commencement ceremony at Angel Stadium of Anaheim to honor the class of 2022. The Exonerated Five spent between seven to 13 years behind bars for crimes […]
Virtual cultures in pandemic times in second life
Film Threat, March 31, 2022
UCI Libraries will host ‘Americans and the Holocaust’ traveling exhibition
Special events, secondary exhibit on the 1940s will complement the installation
COVID Diaries NYC
Reason, Aug. 13, 2021
UCI Podcast: Uncovering the cause of the soil lead crisis in Santa Ana
UCI historian Juan Manuel Rubio partners with environmental justice groups on research
What’s next: The future of film
COVID-19 is likely to permanently alter the production, distribution and viewing of movies
UCI Podcast: At the intersection of economics and political philosophy
Professor Aaron James talks about debt, dollars and how the U.S. monetary system can work for everyone
What an Iranian film about a leper colony can teach us about coronavirus
The Guardian, April 6, 2020
UCI to screen film about quadriplegic, followed by Q&A with him and expert speakers
EVENT: UCI will screen the short documentary “Relentless,” which profiles Orange County extreme-sports athlete Marty O’Connor, whose unceasing work ethic and pursuit of his goals enabled him to forge a new sense of self after a freak accident rendered him quadriplegic. After the film, Frank LaFerla, dean of the School of Biological Sciences, will emcee […]