A woman of many worlds
Multicultural, first-gen doctoral student strives to reconcile academia and the creative arts
Browsing: underrepresented
UCI ranked #12 on national 2017 Social Mobility Index
UCI has been named the 12th best social mobility school in the country in the…
Mentorship matters
A UCI professor changed Jeanett Castellanos’ life 25 years ago, and she’s been paying it forward ever since
Evidence-based outreach
School of Education newcomer takes practical, positive approach to improving academic outcomes of underrepresented K-12 students
Tassel town
Anteater class of ’17 is ready to tackle the future
First-generation students make up more than half of UCI’s class of 2017
Over 7,500 graduates will participate in commencement ceremonies this month
UCI joins alliance to expand opportunities for low-income students
American Talent Initiative aims to educate 50,000 of them at colleges with best graduation rates by 2025
A guiding light
Native American physicist blazes trail for others at UCI
Viet Thanh Nguyen to kick off UCI’s 2017 Chancellor’s Distinguished Fellows Series
Pulitzer Prize-winning author will read from his fiction and nonfiction works
Minority children underrepresented in special ed, UCI-Penn State study concludes
Contrary to popular belief, minority children are not overrepresented in special education classrooms and are actually less likely to be diagnosed with and treated for disabilities than white children with similar academic achievements, behaviors and economic resources, according to new research co-authored by George Farkas, professor of education at UC Irvine.