Honoring the forgotten
Ph.D. student's project centers on loss of enslaved lives in Atlantic Ocean
A lasting legacy
Through activism and giving, former lecturer shows dedication to Asian American students
Funding conversations that matter
Dean of UCI School of Humanities funds endowment for distinguished lecture series
Investing in the future of Korean studies
UCI alumni couple Carol and Eugene Choi create Choi Family Endowed Korean Studies Scholarship
On Giving Day, UCI School of Humanities raises over $30,000
Gifts support Armenian studies, Asian American studies, LGBTQ+ research, New Swan Shakespeare Center and students in need
UCI scholar launches database dedicated to German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Goethe Lexicon of Philosophical Concepts sheds light on connections between philosophy and literature
UCI School of Humanities launches three new centers
Foci include Armenian studies, philosophy of technology and storytelling
SoCal in plain sight
UCI lecturer's short story collection gives meaning to everyday life in SoCal
International haunts
This Halloween, UCI Humanities scholars share terrifying tales from across the globe
Fostering Anteater virtues
New campus-wide curriculum aims to develop character and lifelong curiosity
UCI Humanities Core celebrates its 50th anniversary
Join us in supporting a program that has impacted 30,000 UCI alumni
Examining energy
UCI professor's new book explores legacies of nuclear power and trauma
In memoriam
Ruth Kluger, professor emerita of German
No longer in the margins
UCI professor's new book foregrounds marginalized identities of the Middle Ages
UCI Podcast: At the intersection of economics and political philosophy
Professor Aaron James talks about debt, dollars and how the U.S. monetary system can work for everyone
Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month
A primer on the words and works that illuminate Latinx experiences
UCI School of Humanities names Tiffany Willoughby-Herard as equity advisor
The new role will advance diversity, equity and inclusion in the school
Next-gen activists
UCI scholars create academic bridge for HBCU students and UCI through digital humanities
Redefining 'refugee'
New co-edited collection by UCI scholar highlights refugee experiences
UCI School of Humanities awarded $1.5 million grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
Grant funds Ph.D. student summer community-based internships and academic-year research collaborations with STEM
UCI School of Humanities welcomes nine new senate faculty
Nine senate faculty have joined the UCI School of Humanities this fall with appointments in the Departments of English, History, Film and Media Studies, and Philosophy
Money from nothing
UCI philosopher's new book challenges U.S. monetary system
UCI Podcast: The future of social justice
Doug Haynes discusses impact of Black Lives Matter, what's next with the movement and UCI's Black Thriving Initiative
A novel life
UCI professor Héctor Tobar pens novel about real-life world traveler and would-be-writer
Student storytellers
UCI literary journalism majors launch podcast and video series focused on Black voices
UCI Podcast: The cultural significance of visual representation
UCI professor Bridget R. Cooks speaks to the need for comprehensive, widespread change
More than votes
On the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, celebrate seven women who made a difference
A Midsummer Night's Zoom
Beloved Shakespeare play transformed for a virtual world
First-gen forum
New UCI journal gives often marginalized students a platform to share their experiences, explore their identities
Beyond "going green"
UCI alumna and sustainability activist fights racial and labor injustice in the fashion industry
Mastering hope
UCI alumna leads fundraising efforts to assist Lynwood families during COVID-19
Massiah Foundation challenge gift to fund UCI chair in Zoroastrian studies
$1.5 million endowment will establish first chair of its kind in the U.S.
What's next: The future of food
Pandemic has heightened awareness of weaknesses in nation's animal-based supply chain, which could accelerate trend toward plant-derived products
Revolutionary Los Angeles
New book by UCI historians spotlights understudied history of L.A.
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 Podcast
Jessica Millward on the meaning and importance of Juneteenth
Nearly 500 students to graduate from UCI Humanities
Meet the Class of 2020
'Yonder they do not love your flesh': Mourning, Anti-Blackness, and Claiming All of Us
UCI Humanities Center hosts panel on anti-Black violence during COVID-19
Writing with care
UCI alumna E.J. Koh uses writing to heal and connect with others
Pop history
With "Pawn Stars" fame, UCI alumnus brings history into the limelight
Seeing the forest for the trees
UCI historian's new book explores the complex history of Japan's forest management in Korea
5 tips for busting myths and misinformation
UCI philosophers share practical tips for discerning credible information
Death centered
UCI alumna and bioethicist Margaret Battin has dedicated her life to end-of-life issues
COVID-19 era read and watch list
UCI literary scholar recommends sci-fi and speculative fiction for pandemic times
5 ways the pandemic is changing the world for the better
An interview with UCI philosopher Aaron James
Two UCI School of Humanities faculty receive teaching awards
Emily Baum and Bert Winther-Tamaki named in Celebration of Teaching pedagogical awards
The UCI Humanities social-distancing playlist #2
Watchable content by UCI Humanities alumni to get you through #QuarantineLife
In memoriam
James L. Calderwood, Professor Emeritus of English
Stepping into the past
UCI student's course takes her across the globe for lifechanging experience
Game on
UCI scholar studies LGBTQ video games and their makers
Two UCI School of Humanities professors named Guggenheim Fellows
Mark LeVine, professor of history, and Amy Wilentz, professor of English, receive prestigious honor
A revolution of words
UCI scholar Frank B. Wilderson puts Afropessimism on the map
Writing from the front lines
UCI folklorist captures tales of war firsthand
The UCI Humanities social-distancing playlist
Podcasts by UCI Humanities scholars to keep you sharp and connected during challenging times
From filmmaking to fighting disease
UCI alumnus Fabian Marquez draws strength from humanities
Rewriting the French Revolution
UCI historian highlights the role of Muslims and Islam in the French Revolution
Writing the art world
Art history alumna is a wordsmith for major arts and educational institutions
Beyond the human
New UCI professor's research blends religion, philosophy and animal ethics
The pastoral past
UCI historian's book explores the many experiences of rural France after WWII
Digital media studies scholar joins UCI School of Humanities
Bo Ruberg to teach in film and media studies, visual studies
A doctor for all
UCI humanities alumnus and doctor Calvin Ho focuses on underserved communities
A worthy debate
UCI students train for Ethics Bowl, proving the most powerful opinions are the ones most logically thought out
Setting Philadelphia's historical record straight
UCI literary scholar broadens record of early Philadelphia to highlight its Spanish origins
UCI's impeachment connection
Alumna Megan Braun '10 is clerking for Chief Justice John Roberts as he oversees trial
UCI to welcome CIPSH Chair in New Humanities Hsiung Ping-chen
Internationally renowned scholar will be in residence for five years
Mourning becomes eclectic
Exhibition featuring people's mementos of deceased loved ones explores nature of grief
Imagining future economies
UCI literary scholar edits new collection on science fiction and economics
Uniting the east and west
Former UCI lecturer supports growth of Chinese studies
Core values
Freshman humanities course is ‘immersive deep dive into what it is that makes us human'
A primer on the Hong Kong protests
UCI historian's new book chronicles the current affairs of a region on the brink
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