Chicano/Latino studies assistant professor teams up with her academic mentors from grad school to host conference on gender and migration
Co-directors of UCI's ESSL are using technology to teach and test economic principles and potential policies
UCI economists study how well males and females understand emotions when paid
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Political science grad student Carrie Reiling explains, courtesy of The Washington Post
UCI political science assistant professor Michael Tesler breaks down the 2016 presidential primaries, notes that "everything in politics has become more about race - most importantly, party identification"
The way people pay for stuff is changing, UCI experts say. Will paper money become passé?
Joachim Vandekerckhove, cognitive sciences assistant professor, is quoted in Wired March 3, 2016