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How infinity came to be at home in the world
UCI Professor John H. Smith to track influence of math on German philosophy in the long eighteenth century with a National…
  • European Languages and Studies
  • German
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UCI Professor David Fedman receives National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend
Historian will use $6,000 award to complete his book project on the politics of forest conservation in colonial Korea
  • Gifts & Grants
  • History
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Making their mark
For the 30th anniversary of Women’s History Month, we take a look at some current UCI trailblazers
  • English
  • History
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UCI's critical theory program is No. 1 in U.S. News' graduate school rankings
Departments of English and History also move up in rankings
  • Critical Theory
  • English
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UCI alumnus and innovator Robert Nealy to be honored at UCI Lauds and Laurels
At the UCI Alumni Association's 47th-annual Lauds & Laurels ceremony, Robert "Bob" Nealy will be honored with a posthumous…
  • Alumni
  • History
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UCI School of Humanities receives $4.7M worth of historic fine art
Works by historic cartographers, ornithologists and more incorporated into school coursework
  • Art History
  • European Languages and Studies
  • Gifts & Grants
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O.C. as seen by authors
Anthology by UCI alumni couple offers literary excerpts on county's culture, geography
  • Alumni
  • English
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