We have another warm Anteater welcome to share: Beijie Ann Tang, the new director of the @UCIrvine Long U.S.-China Institute. More, including a video intro of Ann, below ⬇️ https://t.co/dzDboLp0Z1

And another warm @ucisocsci welcome to Crystal Robertson, our newly hired political science assistant professor! Crystal specializes in research on race, ethnicity, and politics; gender and politics; and political psychology. https://t.co/7oy5l9vRRE

We’re giving a warm @ucisocsci welcome to David Inman, a newly hired assistant professor of language science. David specializes in research on languages, grammatical systems and computational modeling. More: https://t.co/NmNP8d12tp

Research team earns best article award from @Psychonomic_Soc | @UCIrvine's Megan Peters and Brian Maniscalco, along with @QMUL Lucie Charles, honored for work on metacognition published in Psychonomic Bulletin & Review https://t.co/A6RvWhhyat

The Weight of the White Coat: Latinos Navigating American Medicine (@ucpress) | New book by @UCIrvine @UCIChcLatino studies professor and department chair Glenda M. Flores explores the personal and professional journeys of Latina/o doctors https://t.co/sfwfrdXr5e

Congrats to Tauhid Bin Kashem, ’25 UC Irvine political science Ph.D., who has received the Best Dissertation Award from the American Political Science Association Migration and Citizenship Section! https://t.co/vCoYILIkkz

Congrats to Etel Solingen, @UCIrvine political science Distinguished Prof. & Thomas T. & Elizabeth C. Tierney Chair in Peace Studies, recipient of the Emerging Markets Inspiration Conference Lifetime Achievement Award from the Stockholm Business School! https://t.co/whTbx64uQq

Finding her why | Through UC Irvine’s Summer Program in Research and Leadership, psychology major Lily Paris Zahraii took her first steps into academic research and discovered much more along the way https://t.co/lW8E0L6CeM

Lauding applied learning | @UCIrvine cognitive sciences assistant professor and first-gen scholar Cherlyn Ng receives Distinguished Early-Career Faculty Award for Teaching for making course content exciting, accessible and applicable https://t.co/CstQMhvR6u

The idea that the left brain dominates all aspects of language may be overblown and overlook some critical symmetries between the two hemispheres, explains @GregoryHickok

💙💛

Training the next generation of population science researchers | Two-week NextGenPop residential program hosted at @UCIrvine brings 17 students to campus for advanced instruction, career development and networking https://t.co/xsFSbKvEoc

The power of connection | Pat Guinet ’83 pays it forward as the new chair of the @UCIrvine School of Social Sciences Dean’s Leadership Society https://t.co/mwZObYJA06

Policy with purpose | @UCIrvine political science and sociology double major Jared Castaneda selected for prestigious public policy institute program https://t.co/99E9ih8J7Q

Zoning in | @UCIrvine economics Ph.D. student Noah Kouchekinia wins two national grants to study housing policy https://t.co/kebT8DqtAi

The Will of the Ball. My lastest essay on @PsychToday, adapted from my forthcoming @mitpress book Wired for Words.

More:

“Learning a language is hard. Yet children who struggle with simple tasks, like tying their shoes or performing basic addition, manage to master it,” says @UCIrvine grad student Niels Dickson. He’s received a $12,912 @NSF grant to study how children accomplish this complex task.

Three from social sciences among 21 to be honored at annual @UCIrvine Lauds and Laurel event | O.C. foundation leader Shelley Hoss, M.B.P.A. '87, to receive 2025 Extraordinarius award https://t.co/fhAGUbvKqm

Beyond the syllabus | @UCIrvine sociology Ph.D. candidate Jennifer Cabrera earns Lauds & Laurels recognition for her work bridging research, representation and community—online and off https://t.co/Ga5V2gAnjo