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New programs guide a changing student population to success

UCI professors who were also first-generation students form support system

UCI is committed to providing a welcoming environment for veterans and their families

Roxanne Varzi’s new novel, Last Scene Underground, portrays a modern Iran that’s rarely seen in the coverage of that country’s nuclear program and religious fundamentalism. The book tells of young, educated residents of Tehran who navigate their way through politics and art and in the process learn hard lessons about censorship, creativity and love. It was inspired by artists and […]

UCI honors veterans with flag display, student scholarships and appreciation dinner

Diagnosis with one or both disorders should trigger rage-focused treatment

Current and former honorees discuss their service projects and subsequent accomplishments – and the award’s lasting influence.

We check in with Kathy Dong, Jasmine Fang and Armaan Rowther in advance of the Tibetan spiritual leader’s summer visit to campus.

Douglas Thorpe ’82 has spent decades developing unmanned aerial vehicles for all kinds of uses

Alumnus Windell D. Middlebrooks, an actor and popular pitchman for Miller High Life, takes our questions

Stepping away from the television, computer screen or smartphone in the aftermath of terrorist attacks or mass shootings may be beneficial to your mental health. That’s the takeaway from a new study by UC Irvine researchers showing that six or more daily hours of exposure to media coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings in the week afterward was linked to more acute stress than having been at or near the marathon. Acute stress symptoms increased with each additional hour of bombing-related media exposure via television, social media, videos, print or radio.