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Photo of two UCI graduate students who received AAUW fellowships.

Two UCI graduate students earn prestigious AAUW fellowships

Support allows students to commit their full focus to the pursuit of their Ph.D.s

Lucid journal page in Mandarin

First-gen undergrad journal publishes second issue

Latest edition of Lucid showcases writing on the pandemic-driven theme of ‘Transitions & Transformations’

Avatar of a man looking down steps in a virtual landscape.

Dalton Salvo sees simulated classrooms as the future

Doctoral student believes virtual worlds are ‘next evolutionary step’ of online learning

J. Hillis Miller, UCI Distinguished Professor Emeritus of comparative literature and English

Remembering Distinguished Professor Emeritus J. Hillis Miller

Influential scholar established UCI as national leader in critical theory

Barry Siegel, UCI professor of English and director of the Literary journalism program.

UCI sees jump in literary journalism majors

The pandemic has affected methods, but the mission of truth-telling is more important than ever

Cover of Lucid journal

First-gen forum

New UCI journal gives often marginalized students a platform to share their experiences, explore their identities

Alex Tan, UCI aluma - MFA English holding the poetry book she wrote.

Finding her place

Torn between poetry and fiction, Inez Tan earns an M.F.A. at UCI, with scholarship support, then stays on campus to teach creative writing

UCI English lecturer Lorene Delany-Ullman

Mourning becomes eclectic

Exhibition featuring people’s mementos of deceased loved ones explores nature of grief

UCI Podcast: Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o

The acclaimed writer shares the tale of his prison captivity and writing the influential novel, Devil on the Cross

Ngugi wa Thiong'o receives honorary Doctor of Letters from the University of Edinburgh

Ngugi wa Thiong’o, UCI Distinguished Professor of comparative literature and English, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters by Scotland’s University of Edinburgh on July 8. He was presented to the university’s academic senate by Thomas Molony of the School of Social & Political Science, who recognized the Kenyan author’s significant leadership in shifting the […]