Biologists attack leukemia
UC Irvine biologists are on the attack against leukemia. A recent study by UCI scientists found a new way to combat a subtype of acute lymphoblastic leukemia that could mitigate side effects and improve cure rates.
Search: “graduate”
Aiding orphans
Undergraduate Andy An Hoang launches program to help Vietnamese orphanages care for children with cerebral palsy
New institute to explore how world's poor use technology to spend, store and save money
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded UC Irvine a $1.7 million grant to create a new research institute…
Olympic ovation
Athletes hailed on Student Center Stage
Buzz about biology
Rebecca Aicher shares her passion for plant ecology with high school biology students
UC Irvine's first employee, L.E. Cox, dies at 94
Lavonne Edwin Cox, the first employee of UC Irvine, died Aug. 26 of complications from a fall. He was 94.…
US News ranks UCI 44th in 'Best Colleges' survey
In a field of 1,400 national colleges and universities analyzed by US News & World Report for its Best Colleges issue, UC Irvine came in 44th
UCI biologists find potential new treatment for leukemia type
UC Irvine biologists have discovered a new way to combat a type of acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a cancer that afflicts…
UCI neuroscientist awarded $3 million state stem cell grant
California’s stem cell research funding agency today awarded UC Irvine neuroscientist Dr. Edwin Monuki $3 million to study and generate…
Focus on cariño
Dr. Charles Vega leads the effort to improve Latino healthcare at his Santa Ana clinic and across the nation