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The AAPI women behind the National Women’s Conference
Professor’s new book centers Asian American and Pacific Islander women in the 1977 National Women’s Conference
  • Asian American Studies
  • Digital Humanities
  • History
A view of the convention and an assertion of Indigenous rights. Personal photograph. Permission granted by Gregoria Baty Smith.
Alumni Through the Decades: 1990s
Jocelyn Dubin ‘94 (B.A. women’s studies) was the second person to graduate from UCI with a women’s studies degree
  • Alumni
  • Gender and Sexuality Studies
  • Undergraduate Students
Jocelyn Dubin
Colonial Mexico’s forgotten history
UCI historian receives $150,000 grant to trace the forgotten journeys of enslaved Africans through colonial Mexico
  • Digital Humanities
  • Graduate Students
  • History
  • Spanish
“Map of the city of Puebla de los Ángeles and the Valley of Izúcar prepared by Don Nicolás Zamudio by order of the Viceroy of New Spain and with the purpose of faithfully representing the water channel of the Atoyac River”, 18th century
Zamir Ramirez: Animating community
Zamir Ramirez, B.A. English and Education Sciences '19
  • Alumni
  • English
Zamir Ramirez Headshot
Revisiting an age of natural history
History professor’s new book explores how knowledge was produced and circulated in the early 1800s  
  • History
A historical lithograph titled "Port d'Hanarourou" (Port of Honolulu) by Louis Choris, depicting a scene in Hawaii in 1816.
Nowruz and the Persian poetic tradition
Persian literature scholar offers a poetic reflection of the Nowruz holiday
  • Comparative Literature
  • Persian Studies
Nowruz table setting.
Alumni Through the Decades: 1980s
Kent Baldner ‘85 (Ph.D. philosophy) joined UCI’s graduate program in 1979
  • Alumni
  • Graduate Students
  • Philosophy
Kent Baldner