By Matt Coker For Cory Olson, navigating high-stakes environments and demanding schedules is second nature. Lo ...

The psychology ranking arrives as part of a strong showing for UCI overall. The campus placed eighth among the nation’s best ...

The last U.S. National Climate Assessment was published in 2023, but the authors argue that climate science has continued to advance, that state, local and private sector assessments are ongoing, and ...

UC Irvine's School of Social Ecology will gather on Oct. 26 to honor its finest educators, researchers and servant-scholars at its inaugural Faculty Awards ceremony — a celebration recognizing the ...

New undergraduates arrive Sept. 22 for the School of Social Ecology dean's welcome event in the Social Sciences Lecture Hall.

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America has always been divided over politics, but now it’s personal. A new study from UC Irvine psychologists reveals a fracturing nation as political divides shatter friendships, tear apart families ...

The latest UCI-OC Poll asked voters how they rate President Donald Trump and California Gov. Gavin Newsom and whether they’d vote for former Vice President Kamala Harris. President Donald Trump’s ...

A new public opinion survey of Missouri registered voters reveals overwhelming and bipartisan support for granting executive clemency to Lance Shockley, who is scheduled to be executed this month for ...

When Charis E. Kubrin receives the Stockholm Prize in Criminology at a formal ceremony in Stockholm City Hall in June, she’ll join an elite group of scholars recognized for what's been called ...

Well-being improves across young adulthood and into midlife, so the adage about how the best time in life is when you are young is not accurate, according to a new study by Susan Charles, professor of ...

Official misconduct contributed to the false criminal convictions of more than half — 54 percent — of innocent people who were later exonerated, according to a comprehensive report released this month ...