Guided by vision and passion, tenacity and grit, UCI's Outstanding Alumni Athlete Shannon Eusey '92 is the Anteater spirit personified
Paula Tomei, economics '79, receives 2019 Lauds and Laurels Distinguished Alumni Award in the School of Social Sciences
Reza Jahangiri, economics alumnus, in the Orange County Business Journal, March 25, 2019
Alumnus Sunny Zaman's zest for life covers food, travel, and his high-powered job in digital media and advertising
UCI first-generation alumnus Oscar F. Rojas Perez is about to finish his Ph.D. in counseling psychology, and he attributes his academic success to his mentors at UC Irvine
49th annual Lauds and Laurels event will honor 22 outstanding Anteaters
Keely Hanson, political science '11, uses research and empathy to make her mark
Sabrina Engelstad, sociology and education major and starting center for the women's basketball team, is following in her dad's footsteps
UCI alumna is L.A.'s first female and first African American D.A.
Bill Delvac '76 reminisces about his Anteater past and his role in UCI social sciences' present
Samantha Ku, '18 political science, is pursuing her lifelong dream of being a diplomat
Econ alumnus Kristoffer Quiaoit in the Orange County Register, Dec. 5, 2018
Exposure to UCI's Global Connect program as high school freshmen steered current program interns to UCI and plans for careers in education, international relations
In his day to day life, alumnus Jeff Stout runs his own high-powered recruiting firm - but in his free time he's a dedicated philanthropist who helps people dealing with homelessness get back on their feet
Anteater alumna Kai Boyer '17 built a personal training business while earning her undergrad. Now she's set on taking her company global.
How a haunted house competition at Mesa Court helped UCI alumnus Ben Bohr, political science and global studies '09, rise to his role as Senior Operations Manager at Amazon
How UCI '01 poli sci alumni Chris Lee's battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma "shaped everything for the better"
Leadership role puts the social sciences alumnus and teaching professor in charge of university's largest group of undergrads