Humans of the U: Nino Reyos
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“I believe it’s important to share the cultural knowledge that we received from our elders with the next generation and other communities. If we don’t, it may get lost.”
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Humans of the U: Kassie John
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“The design program allowed me to do many creative projects and incorporate my Native identity into my work.”
Read MoreWomen veterans weathered pandemic lockdowns better than men
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U economists uncover trend among veterans that runs counter to general population where women see greater job setbacks during recessions.
Read MoreHumans of the U: Pam Beach
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A lot of my work right now is about children, with an intense look at their creative worlds, to try to remind us of what we’re giving up and what we’re not really bothering to protect.
Read MoreFind joy in the off-key spirit of ‘Souvenir’ this holiday season
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Enjoy a change of pace this holiday season with a hilarious yet heartfelt story.
Read MoreHonoring our veterans in 2024
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Eleven veterans and the student veteran of the year were recognized at 27th annual event.
Read MoreU partners with Sandia National Laboratories
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The U and Sandia will look to develop collaborations in various technical areas which could lead to the development of funded programs.
Read MoreUsing AI large language models to teach the next generation of students
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Stanford’s Peter Norvig illuminates artificial intelligence at the U’s Frontiers of Science lecture.
Read MoreThe Bomb Hunters
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How Wayne Johnson’s combat experience clearing IEDs in Afghanistan guided his career as a researcher in the U School of Business.
Read MoreAs climate warms, California wildfires are becoming more severe, killing more trees
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U biologist Jon Wang, with UC Irvine colleagues, uses satellite imagery to document the growing destructiveness of Western wildfires since 1980.
Read MoreCambrian fossil from Utah illuminates origins of vertebrate life
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Meet Nuucichthys, a 500-million-year-old fish-like creature recovered in Utah’s Marjum Formation in the West Desert and held in NHMU collections.
Read MoreJoint technical conference on energy geosciences and the energy transition
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The conference proved to be a valuable opportunity for industry professionals to connect.
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