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Roses take bloom in front of Reines Hall. (Photos by Steve Zylius / UC Irvine) |
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UC Irvine ranks fourth in Princeton Review’s Best Value Colleges |
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UC Irvine has been recognized as the fourth-best Best Value College among public schools in the latest Princeton Review rankings. This prestigious acknowledgment underscores the university’s commitment to providing exceptional education at an affordable cost for students from all backgrounds. The Princeton Review’s annual list of 50 Best Value Colleges evaluates institutions based on academic quality, affordability and career prospects for graduates. |
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Federal research impact website launches |
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UC Irvine’s research impact is reimagining what is possible, from developing new Alzheimer’s treatments to pioneering AI breakthroughs. But innovation does not happen in isolation. It requires collaboration, infrastructure and sustained support. With critical funding, researchers can continue to drive progress that matters to a shared future. Follow @UCIrvine on Instagram to see the rollout of the latest research impact highlights. |
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Workplace Violence Prevention Program annual survey open |
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UC Irvine is committed to ensuring a safe and supportive work environment for everyone on campus. To help enhance the Workplace Violence Prevention Plan, your input is needed. Please participate in a brief survey to help identify areas for improvement and implement effective strategies to prevent workplace violence. Your feedback is crucial in making the UC Irvine workplace safer for all. As a token of appreciation, all participants will have the opportunity to be entered into a drawing to win one of four $50 gift cards. The Workplace Violence Prevention Program Annual Survey will be active through July 15. Your responses will be kept confidential and will only be used to improve our Workplace Violence Prevention Plan. |
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LIFTED commencement ceremony |
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Cuts to federal science spending will cost every American |
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The Trump administration’s federal budget for the coming year calls for deep cuts – upwards of 50 percent in some cases – to the federal agencies that fund the majority of research at America’s universities. And as funding challenges grow, “U.S. scientists are being offered positions overseas, where universities in Europe and Asia have pledged stability and support,” said Chris Harrington, UC associate vice president for federal governmental relations. “So when these scientists’ work bears fruit in the years to come, it is Europe and Asia – and not the United States – that will benefit first and most.” |
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Donald Blake receives NASA Exceptional Public Service Medal |
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NASA has awarded atmospheric chemist Donald Blake, Distinguished Professor of chemistry, an Exceptional Public Service Medal for his four decades of contributions to the federal agency’s tropospheric composition field campaigns and his commitment to the NASA Student Airborne Research Program. |
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#UCIconnected spotlights interesting updates from the UC Irvine community. #IamUCI spotlights profiles of students, faculty, staff and alumni. Send submissions via email or post on social media with the #UCIconnected or #IamUCI hashtags. |
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| TIME, July 4 Cited: Jun Wu, professor of environmental and occupational health |
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Daily Pilot, July 3 Cited: Michaëla Mohrmann, assistant curator at Jack and Shanaz Langson Institute and Museum of California Art |
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U.S. News & World Report, July 3 Cited: Michael Imerman, assistant professor teaching finance at the Paul Merage School of Business |
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