Highlights

Math geek/lit prof

UCI English professor explores intersection of Victorian mathematics and culture
Black History Month

Deadly diseases, mathematical riddles and a grandma's piano. These and other elements play a role in the stories of four Anteaters of color.
Textbook on Chinese poetry by UCI professor of East Asian studies awarded Buchanan Prize

Michael A. Fuller has won the Association for Asian Studies' Franklin R. Buchanan Prize for high-quality curriculum materials on Asia
Confronting climate change

Interdisciplinary experts will convene on campus for two-day public conference on looming existential threat
Professor emerita of history is awarded top honor in field of American foreign relations

The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations has bestowed the 2018 Norman and Laura Graebner Award on Emily Rosenberg
UCI-led study finds Harry Potter fan fiction challenges cultural stereotypes of autism

Digital media platforms enable marginalized groups to offer alternative representations

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News

02/07/2019
Math geek/lit prof
02/04/2019
Textbook on Chinese poetry by UCI professor of East Asian studies awarded Buchanan Prize
02/01/2019
Confronting climate change
02/01/2019
Black History Month
01/29/2019
Professor emerita of history is awarded top honor in field of American foreign relations

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February 15, 2019
Medical Humanities Talk Series
February 19, 2019
Grant Writing Basics and Budgets with Amanda Swain
February 19, 2019
"Countering Fears of Corruption: 'Leprosy' and Healing in the Early Caribbean," by Kristen Block
February 19, 2019
"Countering Fears of Corruption: 'Leprosy' and Healing in the Early Caribbean." w/ Dr. Kristen Block
February 19, 2019
The Second Annual UC Irvine Film and Media Studies Spotlight Showcase Event of student films.

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