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Home > Feature Stories > Society & Culture SOCIETY & CULTURE [previous] 1 2 [next] Michael Ramirez Changing the world – one cartoon at a time Michael Ramirez ’84 collects a second Pulitzer for political cartoons that make people laugh – and think (05.05.2008) Kimberly Snodgrass Exceeding expectations Social sciences honors student Kimberly Snodgrass becomes an inspiration to foster children (04.17.2008) Cecelia Lynch Conflict resolution Cecelia Lynch, director of the Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies, tackles the tough issues (03.21.2008) Alice Silverberg Keeping secrets Math professor Alice Silverberg specializes in cryptography – creating codes to safeguard information (03.17.2008) Jack Miles God’s biographer After winning the Pulitzer Prize, Distinguished Professor Jack Miles opens a dialogue on scriptures (02.25.2008) Lindsay Hopkins Getting the vote out Alumna Lindsay Hopkins finds her passion as political director of the Democratic Party of Orange County (01.22.2008) Luis Alejandro Lara Setting an example Undergraduate Luis Alejandro Lara makes ‘Dreams of Education’ come true for others (01.14.2008) John Whiteley Peace talks John Whiteley has been on a decades-long quest to find out how – and if – peace can be achieved in the nuclear age (11.26.2007) John Whiteley Peace talks John Whiteley asks how – and if – peace can be achieved in the nuclear age (11.19.2007) David S. Meyer Politics of protest In his latest book, The Politics of Protest, David S. Meyer analyzes the origins and evolution of protest in the U.S. (11.19.2007) Deborah Avant Guns for hire In wake of the Blackwater incident, Deborah Avant shares her expertise on privatization of the military (10.15.2007) Ariana Antonio Anteater in action Undergraduate Ariana Antonio helps those in need through the Center for Service in Action (10.08.2007) Yong Chen Connoisseur of cultures Professor Yong Chen flavors history with his passion for food (10.01.2007) Kenny Loo View finder Kenny Loo’s disposable cameras give kids a close-up view of life in foreign countries (06.25.2007) Jon Wiener The accidental activist A conversation with history professor Jon Wiener (06.25.2007) Marlen Kanagui Leading by example Senior Marlen Kanagui receives Lauds & Laurels award for helping Latinos succeed in school (04.06.2007) C.J. Howard Whole in spirit Alumnus and champion runner C.J. Howard refused to let bone cancer slow him down (03.12.2007) Yetunde Fatunde Out of Africa Sophomore Yetunde Fatunde seeks to clear up misconceptions about life in Nigeria (02.12.2007) Bonnie Nardi Game on Informatics professor Bonnie Nardi explores the ‘World of Warcraft’ (12.04.2006) Computer gaming Shattering stereotypes At UCI, women are breaking into computer gaming’s male-dominated world and evening the score in this burgeoning industry (12.04.2006) Adam Brody Keeping his balance Undergraduate Adam Brody makes time to study and help foster kids (11.20.2006) Amber Neben Built for speed While at UCI, alumna Amber Neben got on track to become a champion cyclist (07.10.2006) Immigration Research Border crossings UCI immigration experts bring new insights to a contentious debate (05.19.2006) Paul Jesilow The road less traveled ‘Outstanding Professor’ Paul Jesilow looks at life and learning from a different perspective (04.03.2006) Jesse Cheng Lives in the balance Jesse Cheng’s research raises life-or-death questions in capital punishment cases (03.20.2006) Douglas Haynes Making history Humanities faculty member Douglas Haynes helps UCI become model of diversity (01.16.2006) ‘Mingo’ Lee Making a splash ‘Mingo’ Lee ’90 started his successful chain of surf-themed restaurants while still cramming for exams at UCI (08.26.2005) Linda Trinh Vo Worldly wise Linda Trinh Vo encourages her students to think outside the classroom (07.11.2005) Joan Petersilia Shaking the bars Using science and sense, Joan Petersilia works to rehabilitate California’s correctional system (06.07.2005) McG He's on a roll Producer/director McG says his time at UCI is proving priceless in Hollywood (01.28.2005) Jacqueline Chattopadhyay Leader of the pack Top scholar, political activist, community volunteer: This senior’s all that – and more (09.24.2004) Tim Strader Well suited Whether it’s town or gown, Tim Strader revels in getting the job done right (03.30.2004) HABLA program Seeds of learning Innovative outreach program helps Latino families discover language and life skills (03.30.2004) R. Duncan Luce Risk's reward Respected social scientist earns high honors for his life’s work (01.01.2004) Susan Kupperstein Back from Baghdad Doctoral candidate Susan Kupperstein is on the ground floor, helping to build democracy in Iraq (11.26.2003) [previous] 1 2 [next] |
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