Shakespeare under the stars
UCI’s third annual summer festival to feature fresh takes on ‘Romeo & Juliet’ and ‘Twelfth Night’
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Back to basics
Ineffective methods are more apt to be used by teachers of math-challenged students
Ineffective instructional methods are more apt to be used with math-challenged children
Irvine, Calif., June 26, 2014 – First-grade teachers in the U.S. may need to change their approach to improving the math skills of students who struggle with the subject, according to new research co-authored by UC Irvine education professor George Farkas. The study revealed that teachers in classrooms with higher percentages of math-challenged students are actually more […]
UCI partners with Sandra Tsing Loh to produce popular radio show “The Loh Down on Science”
UC Irvine and Sandra Tsing Loh’s LDOS Media Lab, Inc. are partnering to produce the “Loh Down on Science,” bringing witty science lessons and the university’s world-class research to a wide national audience.
Speaking their language
Center works to make life better for families dealing with autism
Gail Taylor, 65, pursues history Ph.D. after healthcare career
Gail Taylor is pursuing a doctorate in history after a 30-year career in healthcare.
Acute stroke team saves teenager from severe brain injury
Swift action by medical center’s acute stroke team saves teenager from severe brain injury.
Reviving toe-tapping ragtime
Through his piano playing, engineering student Jared DiBartolomeo helps revive ragtime for a new generation.
Renaissance of the Russian guitar
From Russian guitars to classical lute, John Schneiderman plucks his way through musical history.
Taking it ‘From the Top’
NPR host and classical pianist Christopher O’Riley will share the stage with UCI student musicians April 9 at the Irvine Barclay Theatre.