Jeff Wasserstrom convened a panel on Academic Historians Writing for General Audiences. This panel featured historian Bathsheba Demuth, author of "Floating Coast," and James Carter, author of "Champions Day: The End of Old Shanghai."

Join us this fall for the stories about Southern California communities and our relationships with the sea. This important series has been making headlines across Southern CA.

Ann Thuy-Ling Tran, summer DTEI fellow and fourth-year grad student in Comparative Literature, shares her thoughts on the importance of the DTEI's fellowship opportunities.

UCI's 1619 Project is making headlines in and outside the UCI community.

Rong Kong, PhD Candidate in History, received a Humanities Center grant to help fund her dissertation research on the anti-Confucius Cultural Revolution of China and pro-Confucius Cultural Renaissance Movement of Taiwian.
She is pictured here in Qufu.

Raquel Garcia shares her experience as a DTEI summer fellow with the School of Humanities which provided her with training and essential funding during the summer.

Three UCI students worked with Professor Rosas on this digital quilt project: Through Tumultuous Times: Rebuilding and Reimagining 'America' Community Memorial Quilt, providing a creative response the Covid-19 pandemic.

Become enamored of octopuses! Complimenting the launch of the Humanities Center's Oceans project and the UCI Library's Virtual Book Display is this thought-provoking review by Richard Cho, research librarian for Humanities and Literature here at UC Irvine