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Changing Minds: Social Movements' Cultural Impacts

March 4, 2025

New book by UCI sociologists Francesca Polletta and Edwin Amenta examines when, why and how social movements change culture

Where are the big demonstrations against Trump?

March 3, 2025

David Meyer, sociology, offers insight in this Q&A with Der Spiegel, Mar. 3, 2025

US science is under threat ― now scientists are fighting back

March 3, 2025

David Meyer, sociology, Nature, March 3, 2025

Economic integration within schools is limited, UC Irvine-led study finds

February 13, 2025

Research, published in PNAS, highlights disproportionate isolation of students from families in highest income brackets

Ahead of Trump 2.0, Women's March rebrands as 'The People's March,' with local events. Can they revive the fervor of 2017?

January 17, 2025

David Meyer, sociology, Yahoo News (Chicago Tribune), Jan. 17, 2025

China's population declines for 3rd straight year

January 16, 2025

Wang Feng, sociology, The New York Times, Jan. 16, 2025

China steps up campaign for single people to date, marry and give birth

December 25, 2024

Wang Feng, sociology, Financial Times, Dec. 25, 2024

The end of China as a great power: Population collapse | Opinion

December 23, 2024

Wang Feng, sociology, Newsweek, Dec. 23, 2024 (Opinion)

Could San Bernardino County officials have saved 1-year-old Henry's life?

December 6, 2024

Kelley Fong, sociology, The Orange County Register, Dec. 6, 2024

Tracking and enhancing students' college-to-career trajectories

December 3, 2024

Richard Arum, UCI sociology and education professor, receives $1.95 million in grant funding for work on fostering equitable career outcomes

OC Leader Board: Ending Homelessness in Orange County: We Know What Works

December 2, 2024

David Snow and Rachel Goldberg, sociology, Orange County Business Journal, Dec. 2, 2024

The impact of migration

November 21, 2024

Family history fuels UC Irvine sociology Ph.D. student Sofia Jaime's research on inequality and migration

How do formerly incarcerated individuals navigate community reentry?

November 19, 2024

UC Irvine sociologist David Schaefer and Penn State researchers collaborate on National Institute on Aging-funded study

The Middling Kingdom

October 29, 2024

Wang Feng, sociology, New Geography, Oct. 29, 2024

Not resting on her laurels

October 15, 2024

Lauded UC Irvine sociology Ph.D. candidate Weijun Yuan finds the most joy in mentoring others

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Changing Minds: Social Movements' Cultural Impacts

Where are the big demonstrations against Trump?

US science is under threat ― now scientists are fighting back

Economic integration within schools is limited, UC Irvine-led study finds

Ahead of Trump 2.0, Women's March rebrands as 'The People's March,' with local events. Can they revive the fervor of 2017?

China's population declines for 3rd straight year

China steps up campaign for single people to date, marry and give birth

The end of China as a great power: Population collapse | Opinion

Could San Bernardino County officials have saved 1-year-old Henry's life?

Tracking and enhancing students' college-to-career trajectories

OC Leader Board: Ending Homelessness in Orange County: We Know What Works

The impact of migration

How do formerly incarcerated individuals navigate community reentry?

The Middling Kingdom

Not resting on her laurels

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