What is Title IX?
A primer on 1972’s landmark anti-discrimination law
June 07, 2022
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history
Exhibit explores O.C. in the 1940s
UCI Libraries’ curation team shares inspiration, intent behind displays
April 25, 2022
UCI Judaic scholar discusses upcoming Holocaust exhibition
Installation provides ‘opportunity for learning, for reflection, for conversations, about the lethal danger of antisemitism,’ he says
January 27, 2022
UCI Libraries will host ‘Americans and the Holocaust’ traveling exhibition
Special events, secondary exhibit on the 1940s will complement the installation
January 20, 2022
UCI Podcast: Héctor Tobar on the diverse faces of Latino America
The acclaimed scholar and writer embarked on a 9,000-mile roadtrip to explore Latinx identities across the U.S.
September 28, 2021
UCI Podcast: Uncovering the cause of the soil lead crisis in Santa Ana
UCI historian Juan Manuel Rubio partners with environmental justice groups on research
July 29, 2021
Finding her voice
Alumna speaks out as both an educator and an advocate for AAPI and other communities affected by racism
May 18, 2021
UCI’s Adria Imada is named a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow
History professor is among 26 recipients of prestigious award across U.S.
April 28, 2021
UCI announces membership in consortium ensuring future of SlaveVoyages database
UCI has joined a newly formed consortium to ensure the preservation, stability and future development of the SlaveVoyages database, the single most widely used online resource for the study of the trans-Atlantic and intra-American slave trade. Previously hosted at Emory University, the database will now function as a cooperative academic collaboration through a contractual agreement […]
April 07, 2021
UCI’s impeachment connection
Alumna Megan Braun ’10 is clerking for Chief Justice John Roberts as he oversees trial
January 28, 2020