In the Media

Why it's important to keep a record of injustices.

Peter Ditto asks, "Are conservatives happier than liberals?"

Méndez says climate disasters leave undocumented immigrants in harm's way.

“The ways that we have set up our disaster infrastructure are rendering invisible undocumented migrants because of cultural and racial norms of who is considered a worthy disaster victim.” — Michael Mèndez, assistant professor of urban planning and public policy.

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"If you ask teens if they are addicted/harmed by social media or their phones, the vast majority say yes," says Candice Odgers, psychological science professor. Is this true? 

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University of California, Irvine researchers receive over $2.5 million NIH funding to improve interviewing of young witnesses. "We're trying to help interviewers help kids give good evidence," says J. Zoe Klemfuss, assistant professor of psychological science.

Jessica Borelli, associate professor of psychological science, gives SELF Magazine some tips that can help when you feel irritable and depressed. 

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The Jacobs Foundation recently awarded a five-year, nearly $11 million grant to the University of California, Irvine to create a collaborative network of educators and researchers to help design digital technologies for children.

If you work in the rap industry, are you less likely to get a fair trial? Professor of Criminology, Law and Society Charis Kubrin answers this question in this Legal Talk Network podcast.

Professor of Urban Planning and Public Policy David Feldman says recycled waste water needs to be higher on the state’s agenda.

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