1) Can you share a memorable experience from your time as an undergraduate at UCI?

There were many memorable and rewarding experiences as an undergraduate at UCI. One includes my exposure to the Black Students in…

The Enhanced Academic Success Experience (EASE) Initiative at the School of Biological Sciences is a unique learning community program aimed at improving the academic outcomes and overall college experience of first-year students.

The program is structured…

At only four years old, Isla is the youngest person to have ever completed the Pacific Crest Trail. …

Dr. Seamster, MD, MPH is a proud alumnus of UCI and a dedicated BioSci Ambassador who supports the school as an advocate, philanthropist, and friend. …

Longtime BioSci Ambassador and UCI philanthropist, Yvonne Liu opens up about her experience as a cancer and trauma survivor….

At only four years old, Isla is the youngest person to have ever completed the Pacific Crest Trail.  Along with her parents, Jonny Hasselman and Nikki Lucena, this little trailblazer hiked the full 2,650-mile trek…

University of California, Irvine scientists have created a new high-resolution map that shows where photosynthetic organisms thrive or are forced to adapt to limited resources. Led by Adam Martiny, professor of Earth system science and…

The immune system’s contribution to the progression of Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) has become a growing topic in neurodegenerative research. In a new study led by Neurobiology and Behavior Associate Professor Mathew Blurton-Jones and doctoral student…

An interdisciplinary team of scientists led by Donald Bren Professor Leslie Thompson have discovered a new link between the protein inhibitor of activated STAT-1 (PIAS1) and DNA damage repair (DDR) pathways. They also found that…

The UCI Graduate Professional Success in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (GPS-STEM) program was recently awarded a prestigious Civic Engagement Microgrant Award. The Microgrant Awards are funded by Research!America and the Rita Allen Foundation as…