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Class boldly goes on 1,900-mile mission to explore artworks embedded in the environment

UCI professor documents the diversity of the Asian American community

2018 was a big year for UCI, where new levels of excellence were achieved, and the foundation was laid for a brilliant future. To help all our students learn and flourish, the campus unveiled the Anteater Learning Pavilion, California’s first “active learning” facility. The Institute and Museum of California Art voiced bold plans for a world-class […]

EVENT: The UCI Libraries will kick off its fall exhibit, “Donald McKayle: Dancing for All Time,” with an opening night presentation and reception. The exhibit highlights the life and legacy of the late Donald McKayle, named by the Library of Congress and the Dance Heritage Coalition as “one of America’s irreplaceable dance treasures.” The performer, […]

The Orange County Register, May 9, 2024 OC’s Little Saigon voters went for Hillary Clinton, then Donald Trump. What about 2024? “Vietnamese voters might continue supporting a Republican at the top of the ticket, as they did in the past, if a candidate appeals to their concerns with China, inflation, housing prices, etc.,” Long Bui, […]

UCI unveils exhibits, events to introduce California art showcase

Inside an unmarked Los Angeles warehouse, a woman wearing disposable purple gloves uses a $300 specialized flashlight to pore over every inch of a crayon portrait. Framed by towering racks of artwork, she’s inspecting and inventorying a long-hidden stash of 3,200 paintings and statues bequeathed toUCI by Orange County developer Gerald Buck. The collection, a […]

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Trailblazing African American performer, choreographer and teacher was 87

Concert highlighting African American composers will cap conference for college conductors, kick off Black History Month