Remembering UCI emeritus professor Lamar Hill
Influential historian studied the shaping of British society
Recipe for change
Anteater Sahana Vij fights child hunger with proceeds from her new cookbook
UCI Humanities graduate student earns prestigious AAUW fellowship
Support allows student to commit her full focus to the pursuit of her Ph.D.
UCI to launch yearlong series on Black Reconstruction with funding from Mellon Foundation
Interdisciplinary project to show how 150-year-old themes remain relevant
Healing through memoir
UCI English professor's two new books grapple with lingering effects of homophobia
Being the future
New course welcomes first-generation students to the School of Humanities
Tiffany Willoughby-Herard named Professor Extraordinarius
UCI scholar joins UNISA's College of Human Sciences
Tiffany Willoughby-Herard wins UCI Academic Senate Distinguished Faculty Award for Mentorship
She is recognized for training the next generation of scholars
Stories of sanctuary
UCI medievalist's book uncovers tales of sanctuary from Robin Hood to today
Building community through diverse scholarship
Inaugural Black Studies Cluster makes space and opportunities for UCI graduate students in the humanities
On the road again: Q&A with Hector Tobar
UCI professor drives across America in search of its Latino soul
The Welcome Table
Two Anteaters give Black voices a platform through popular podcast and web series
Out of the darkness
Dante Alighieri closed Inferno, his poetic vision of hell and the first canticle of his 14th-century epic The Divine Comedy, with a luminous line: "And then we came out again to see the stars."
Building solidarity with communities
UCI students take an inclusive, collaborative approach to working in local areas
Making and capturing history
Founding faculty member Spencer Olin reflects on UCI's history
Four postdoctoral fellows join UCI School of Humanities
The UCI School of Humanities welcomes an American Council of Learned Societies Emerging Voices Fellow, a Chancellor's Advance Postdoctoral Fellow and two UC President's Postdoctoral Fellows
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Stories, podcasts and videos to enrich your Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month
UCI Podcast: Hector 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.
Black Thriving Initiative one year later
The program continues to pave new paths for research and creative expression, teaching and learning, and community engagement
Ancient principles for a modern world
Brianne Donaldson co-authors first full-length examination of bioethics in Jainism
Humanities: It's Time
UCI School of Humanities unveils outdoor museum
The power of language
Internationally acclaimed writer Ngugi wa Thiong'o wields words to broaden perspectives and write history
Council of Graduate Schools funding supports career development for humanities scholars
UCI joins The Humanities Coalition to foster diverse career opportunities
UCI Center for Critical Korean Studies receives two international grants
Over $1 million in funding will support programs, create new faculty position
First-gen undergrad journal publishes second issue
Latest edition of Lucid showcases writing on the pandemic-driven theme of 'Transitions & Transformations'
Honoring her ancestors
UCI alumna makes generous estate gift to support Western Armenian language instruction
The Olympics - then and now
UCI classics scholar shares four ways today's competition contrasts with its ancient predecessor
Erika Hayasaki awarded Knight-Wallace Reporting Fellowship
UCI professor will tell underreported stories in Illinois and Mississippi
Kindness in bloom
UCI alumna starts non-profit to help teenage girls heal from bullying
Five UCI Humanities graduate students receive Fulbright grants
Students will conduct research in India, Japan and Taiwan
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
Historian Sharon Block named UCI Inclusive Excellence Professor
Five inaugural professors will lead faculty training and mentorship
Historian Jessica Millward named UCI Inclusive Excellence Term Chair
Five inaugural chairs will align with goals of UCI's Black Thriving Initiative
A global scholar
UCI critical race theorist pens book about global perspectives on dread
Remembering UCI alumnus Vincent Steckler
Tech titan and philanthropist made lasting impact on campus
What can I do with a humanities degree?
5 skills in marketing and communications I gained from studying the humanities at UCI
From student storytellers to student speakers
UCI literary journalism majors to speak at commencement
UCI Podcast: Why curiosity, integrity, humility and tenacity contribute to a good life
UCI's Anteater Virtues Project teaches students four core intellectual virtues
Nearly 700 students to graduate from UCI's School of Humanities
Meet the class of 2021
Sea stories
UCI students record community's connection to the ocean through oral history project
Colonial afterlives
UCI historian's new edited collection explores interlinked history of colonialism and sexuality
A revolution in language
New French and Italian language courses at UCI are designed for Spanish speakers
A fresh perspective on the AAPI experience
UCI students employ photovoice technique to document reality in O.C.'s Asian American and Pacific Islander community during pandemic
UCI's Adria Imada is named a 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellow
History professor is among 26 recipients of prestigious award across U.S.
Mapping pollution
UCI history Ph.D. uses historical maps to trace Santa Ana's present-day lead crisis
Optimism to the max
UCI alumnus finds meaning in traveling and mentorship
Gig's up
UCI media scholar's new book explores the shortcomings of the gig economy
(Dont) Just go with the flow
New book by UCI digital media scholar challenges popular ideas in gaming
Multipurpose career prep
Ian Massey '13 credits success as financial adviser to his literary journalism degree
Celebrating Latinx excellence
UCI Humanities scholars recognized at the Latino Excellence and Achievement Awards
Virtue hoarders
UCI professor's new book examines professional-managerial class ideology
UCI minor paves the way for future bilingual teachers
Spanish/English bilingual education minor prepares students for careers in bilingual education
Dalton Salvo sees simulated classrooms as the future
Doctoral student believes virtual worlds are 'next evolutionary step' of online learning
Next-gen women
This Women's History Month, meet UCI women who are shaping the future
Now airing-Sports TV
UCI media scholar's new book explores the evolution of sport broadcasts
Grant establishes endowment for doctoral fellowships in Iranian studies
Support further distinguishes UCI as destination for scholars of ancient and modern Iran
6 reasons to major in Japanese studies at UCI
Studying Japan will broaden your understanding of the world and your career opportunities
UC Shakespeare Trial - Julius Caesar
Is Brutus guilty of high crimes?
Stressing the humanity in medical humanities
UCI center offers compassionate perspectives on health and disease
Exploring the Nowhere
UCI scholar's new book explores intersection of time, space and Black creation
In memoriam
J. Hillis Miller, professor emeritus of comparative literature and English
Lunar New Year
A guide on the holiday and its global celebrations
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Stories, podcasts and videos to enrich your Black History Month
UCI art historians exhibition, The Black Index, comes to University Art Gallery
Virtual-reality tour makes exhibition of Black art accessible to all
Alumnus Vincent Steckler 80 and his wife donate $10.4 million to UCI
Gift will support art history students, create ICS center promoting inclusiveness
Objects of the past, present and future
UCI art historian traces South Asia's present in objects from its past
The future of graduate education
A panel with Deans Hayes, Miller and Richardson
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