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Students explore role of silkmoth cocoons in Pascua Yaqui dance

Dr. Adriana Briscoe, distinguished professor of ecology and evolutionary biology, hosted Indigenous artist Merced Maldonado in her insect ecophysiology class on April 7....

Dr. Skowronska-Krawczyk — How curiosity inspires eye-opening research

In her laboratory at the UC Irvine School of Medicine, Dr. Dorota Skowronska-Krawczyk performs groundbreaking research on the molecular mechanisms of age-related diseases...

ZotGPT: How UCI Became a Pioneer of On-Campus AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) has long captured public interest, evolving from early experimental machines into the powerful systems used today. One of the earliest...

The story behind UCI’s viral mariachi group

This past Valentine’s season, Mariachi Orgullo de UCI went viral. A single video promoting their serenatas — live musical performances delivered to someone’s...

Off-road engineering: Anteater Baja Racing at UCI

Every year, collegiate engineering teams from across the country design, build and race off-road vehicles as part of the SAE International’s Baja competition....

Black History Month at UCI

This February, UC Irvine commemorated Black History Month (BHM) with a series of events that brought together students, faculty, staff and alumni to...

Finding home in ‘A State of Motion’ – UCI exhibit opening

The exhibition “At Home in Sunlight: A State In Motion, 1897 - 1940,” at the UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art...

UCI Counseling Center Workshops Offer Support for Student Stress

Students can encounter stress from exams, family issues and everyday pressures. While everyone experiences stress differently, prolonged stress can be harmful to a...

Victoria Justice brings nostalgia and inspiration to ASUCI’s ‘Zotorious’ ZotTalks

Victoria Justice headlined the first ZotTalks of the year called “Zotorious,” hosted by the Speakers Commission under the ASUCI Office of Student Services....

Interview with Brian Pellar and “Form No. 2”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=i3W8I7pCfns This spot feature highlights the life and work of artist Brian R. Pellar, exploring his creative journey and the making of "Form No....

Inside Susan Trumbore’s Carbon Cycle Research

Susan Trumbore, a professor of earth system science at the University of California, Irvine, who simultaneously teaches Ph.D students in Germany, studies the...

‘Ojalá Supieras’ screening uncovers hidden history of Islam in Mexico

The Chancellor’s Arts & Culture Initiative hosted a screening of “Ojalá Supieras” (“I Wish You Knew") at the Anteater Learning Pavilion (ALP), drawing...

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