Pete Ditto, a professor of psychology and social behavior, was quoted in The Atlantic discussing political psychology.

Founding dean of the School of Social Ecology and a Chancellor's professor emeritus Dan Stokols was featured in a Q&A with The Confluence, a blog for the California Institute for Water Resources.

The new name is meant to better reflect the broad range of research and training specializations within the department.

Award is for students who have excelled academically, are self-motivated and who support themselves financially.

Metropolitan Futures Initiative report finds that desirability of different Southern California neighborhoods changes over time.

Physiological markers of stress go down when a person has their smartphone.

Rap music still divides scholars, some of whom don't treat it as a true art form and don't take it seriously.

A Whittier man accused of attacking his wife had been deported 11 times since 2005, according to an article in The Orange County Register.

Going back decades, the United States has treated asylum seekers and immigrants from Central America differently from those from other regions, Susan Bibler Coutin, a professor of criminology, law and society, writes in an op-ed that was published in the San Francisco Chronicle.

The School of Social Ecology celebrated 25 years as a School in June at our event 2042. Alumni, community members and students packed the Barclay Theatre to commemorate our storied past and look to our bright future.

In addition to hearing former NASA astronaut Steve Smith talk about his time in space, we toured 2042 with Associate Dean Richard Matthew and heard Social Ecology's vision for the next 25 years.