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On Nov. 12, “Preserving the Environment of the Arctic Region” will feature legal, public health and Earth system science experts discussing the role of law and governance in protecting the Arctic region.

Speakers at the Nov. 12 event – seventh in the “Toward a Sustainable 21st Century” series – include UCI chemistry professor and chair Donald Blake and law school dean Erwin Chemerinsky.

UCI professor Susan Turner studies crime and punishment to help state policymakers develop prison and parole programs based on effectiveness — not emotion or politics.

Latinos, Asians disproportionately exposed to toxic waste. UCI study finds certain neighborhoods more likely to be near polluting facilities.

First-generation college student Cheyenne Reynoso is intent on giving back to her Native American community.

Susan Turner’s office at UC Irvine looks as cheerful as a kindergarten classroom, with a bright mural of butterflies painted by her mother and a vase filled with flowers crafted from beads. Her surroundings belie the often grim task at hand: researching crime and punishment. As director of UCI’s Center for Evidence-Based Corrections and a criminology, law […]

Award-winning dean of continuing education, discusses the unit’s evolving role in lifelong learning.

Student volunteers with UCI Global Brigades participate in public health, sanitation projects.

Scholarship Opportunities Program helps prepare, screen applicants.

Commencement is appropriate time to do a by-the-numbers review of the academic year at UC Irvine.