Irvine, Calif., March 12, 2013 – UC Irvine’s School of Education is among a number of campus graduate programs moving up in U.S. News & World Report’s 2014 ranking of “Best Graduate Schools,” announced today. The education school, approved in July by the University of California regents, leaped six spots, to 37th nationwide. Before its […]
EVENT: Jackie Lacey ’79, the first female and first African American district attorney for Los Angeles County, will talk about her time as a UC Irvine undergraduate and how it paved the way for her successful law career. The public lecture, titled “A Journey Toward Justice,” is hosted by UC Irvine’s Office of the Vice […]
Fellowship recipients’ work spans a range of disciplines, from cancer research to energy conservation
The Broadcom Foundation has pledged $400,000 over two years to establish graduate fellowships at The Henry Samueli School of Engineering.
Federal grant will support six fellows annually for three years in each of two programs: chemical synthesis and mathematics.
The Ranger rifleman, who earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry in 2009, was on his first deployment.
When Breanna Downey dons a cap and gown and walks across the stage to collect her diploma at UCI’s commencement, she will have come full circle. Downey has made the trip before – when she was a towheaded toddler and her mother graduated with the class of 1991.
Humanities’ literary criticism program holds top spot in US News & World Report’s annual ranking.
Highly regarded ranking is the first by the science group since 1995.
In the newly created position, Dr. Paolo Casali will focus on UCI’s efforts to translate basic science findings into clinical practice and then extend them into industry.