KEYWORD

politics

David S. Meyer, UC Irvine professor of sociology
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A lesson in social movements, protests and polarization

David S. Meyer shares his expertise in The UC Irvine Podcast

David S. Meyer, UC Irvine professor of sociology.

David S. Meyer is among 26 across US named 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellows

Esteemed UC Irvine professor of sociology will research political polarization

American flag and election vote silhouette composition.

Latest UCI-OC Poll explains November election results

UC Irvine School of Social Ecology survey examines voter attitudes

Photo of UC Irvine undergraduates Kylie Jones, Khushi Patel and Evelyn Rodriguez
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UCI Podcast: A trio of Anteaters look ahead to Election Day

Undergraduates involved in voter initiatives on campus speak out

Side-by-side photos of UC Irvine political science professors Louis DeSipio and Tony Smith
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UCI Podcast: Review of first presidential debate of 2024

Political scientists Louis DeSipio and Tony Smith discuss key takeaways and what’s next

The Supreme Court Building

What end of Roe v. Wade means for U.S.

4 UCI experts discuss a key ruling in the latest Supreme Court term

Charles Anthony Smith, UCI professor of political science and law

What's next: the US Supreme Court

UCI expert weighs in on nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson and the road ahead

Michael Méndez, UCI assistant professor of urban planning & public policy, in front of #UCOP26 signage at the 2021 U.N. Climate Change Conference

Michael Méndez's COP26 adventure

The UCI professor reflects on his first trip to the UN Climate Change Conference

UCI informatics professors relaunch center on computer games, learning and society

Research to focus on interactive media in politically tumultuous, post-pandemic time

At the 9/11 Memorial at New York City’s rebuilt World Trade Center, a rose adorns the edge of a reflecting pool. The effects of that day’s terrorist attacks are still being felt 20 years later.

How 9/11 changed America

UCI scholars offer insights into how the terrorist attacks continue to impact health, travel, politics and the media