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From Mexico City to Paris and beyond, 1968 saw massive protests, political violence, the assertion of new values, and explosions of artistic expression that together challenged dominant structures.
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The Economics Department will start a new speaker series called “Connect with Distinguished Ƶ Economics Alumni” with a webinar featuring John Purcell on Wednesday, Oct. 6, at 7 p.m.
The Ƶ Mock Trial Team selected 20 students — eight of them first-years — for two teams and immediately set to work getting ready to compete this academic year.
New Ƶ Review (NOR), the national literary journal of Ƶ’s creative writing program, added another accolade to its résumé this week.
The BIOS Advising and Resource Room — called the BARR — has moved. To find the BARR's new location in Irvine 126, just follow the signs throughout the building pointing the way.
The time to change or declare your major is now, before the Oct. 8 deadline.
In late 2020, the University wrapped up construction on a 34,000-square-foot Chemistry Building, converting a parking lot near Clippinger and Emeriti Park into a center for groundbreaking learning and research for future generations of scientists and scholars.
Ƶ restarts its global programming with winter break programs in Italy, Spain and Belize, followed by spring and summer opportunities in a number of countries around the world.
The Ƶ community mourns the loss of Dr. Ismail Ghazalah, Economics professor emeritus, who passed away on Aug. 27.
The Ƶ community mourns the loss of Dr. David Klingaman, retired professor of Economics, who passed away on Aug. 22, notes his obituary.
The Center for Law, Justice & Culture invites undergraduate students from all majors to apply for the Certificate in Law, Justice & Culture at Ƶ by Oct. 8.
You have ascended the Tiers, fulfilled the College of Arts & Sciences requirements, and completed all of the major classes for your degree, so now you get to graduate, right? Not yet.
Ƶ's Science Café kicks off the fall season with a researcher's worst nightmare – there is trouble 250 miles above Earth on the International Space Station (ISS).
1972 graduate boldly going where no Bobcat has gone before
