Latest novel by Neal Shusterman, '85 drama and psych, was inspired by his teen son's struggle with mental illness
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"
Poli sci alumna works against the odds - and the advice of others - to forge a successful career in journalism
Because solutions to some of society's greatest challenges lie in our ability to break the mold
First year grad student studies working memory variations in visually impaired and sighted individuals
A research project by anthropology undergrads is featured in the Boston Globe Feb. 8, 2016
From running a tech company and building a robot for NASA to challenging stereotypes about Muslim women in a viral video, there's never a dull moment with social sciences alumna Layla Shaikley
Social sciences emeritus professor Joseph White, considered the "godfather of black psychology," reflects on his 60-year career championing the rights of blacks
Social sciences alumnus encourages random acts of generosity through his company, Generosity Gang
Anthropology alumna examines the role of midwives in Mexico among widespread social violence
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