First Amendment rights and racism intersect in criminal cases involving musicians

How can we cope with the trauma of the pandemic? Professor of Psychological Science Roxane Cohen Silver says living though the many traumatic events of the last 18 months could better prepare some for the stresses of the future. Learn more in this WABE podcast.

Christopher Seeds testifies before California Committee on Revision of the Penal Code

The winners of Water UCI’s 2021 Middle School Challenge were feted with awards and a Zoom reception

Ph.D. student Kaitlin Hardin presents talk at Association for Psychological Science convention

Alyson Zalta studies COVID-19 consequences and nurse turnover

"A proper evaluation of budget changes and their impact on crime should control for multiple factors that influence criminal activity," —Professor of Criminology, Law and Society Charis Kubrin. Learn what those factors are in this WRAL article.

Things are getting better, so why don’t they feel better? As Americans ponder “post-pandemic” life, Professor of Psychological Science Roxane Cohen Silver reminds The Atlantic we will get through it. Learn how the US might react to the traumas they've faced in the last 14 months.

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For a trans person, being incarcerated is particularly nightmarish. According to the University of California, Irvine Center for Evidence Based Corrections directed by Professor of Criminology, Law and Society Susan Turner, 59% of trans inmates report being assaulted while in a California correctional facility.

Assistant professor awarded for inclusive scholarship and service