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For the talented few admitted, UCI’s graduate writing program in poetry offers a mix of creativity, criticism and, often, acclaim.

Stress caused by psychological shock from the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, felt even by people with no direct link to the event, may have led to an increase in male children being miscarried in the U.S.

Election to the NAS is considered one of the highest honors that can be accorded a U.S. scientist.

Living Our Values Award recipient Rose Jacobs makes sure UCI physicians have — and keep — the proper credentials. She’s director of medical staff administration at UC Irvine Medical Center.

Jeff Wasserstrom, history professor, discusses the myths, realities of China’s growing global influence.

“Do not say anything against rhyme! It is a mighty goddess indeed, the deity of very secret and very ancient coincidences, and one must never let the fires on its altars burn out.” — Rainer Maria Rilke They are small in number, the writers who have come to UC Irvine to study poetry through the master’s-level Programs […]

Coalition of UCI students and workers demonstrate to insource workers – process that has been long under way.

Randy Black’s way with words has earned UCI millions in research grants and earned him a Living Our Values Award.

UCI researchers try to ward off increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks.

Rose McDermott, Brown University political science professor, will discuss the increasing rates of violence against women in polygamous sects during the inaugural David & Sylvia Easton Lecture.