Feb 08, 2022 | Department of Radiation Oncology

Faculty undergo Courageous Civility training

UCI faculty in the Department of Radiation Oncology participated in the “Courageous Civility” training designed to challenge leaders to be more proactive in the development of anti-racism and anti-discrimination initiatives.

Dec 01, 2021 | Department of Radiation Oncology

Escape Room Fun with the Residents and the Educational Leadership Team

The Department of Radiation Oncology builds teamwork at the Anaheim Hills Escape Room.

Nov 19, 2021 | Graduate Studies

2021 Carlin Fellows

Congratulations to the 2021 Carlin Fellows!

Nov 10, 2021 | UCI News

Ralph and Sue Stern gift to support cancer center at new UCI hospital in Irvine; Longtime UCI donors’ latest gift adds to legacy of expanding lifesaving care

Longtime UCI donors’ latest gift adds to legacy of expanding lifesaving care

Nov 04, 2021 | UCI Beall Aplied Innovation

Three UCI Faculty Awarded for Outstanding Work in Innovation

UC Irvine (UCI) Beall Applied Innovation recently recognized innovative faculty at the fourth annual UCI Innovator Awards.

Nov 04, 2021 | UCI News

UCI and CHOC join new NORD Rare Disease Centers of Excellence Network

Partnership is committed to improving access and care for rare disease patients

Oct 14, 2021 | Department of Radiation Oncology

Jeremy Harris, MD, honored with American Cancer Society grant to study lung cancer

Jeremy Harris, MD, assistant professor in the Department of Radiation Oncology, was awarded an American Cancer Society grant to further his work exploring innovative treatments to improve outcomes for lung cancer.

Oct 12, 2021 | UCI Health

UCI Health recognized among top academic medical centers for high-quality care

UCI Medical Center receives 5-star ranking for 'demonstrating excellence'

Sep 19, 2021

Philip Felgner: Princess Asturias Award (2021)

Philip Felgner: Princess Asturias Award (2021)

Aug 27, 2021 | UCI News

Santa Ana awards UCI $700,000 to address healthcare inequities among the vulnerable

UCI researchers from the Program in Public Health and the School of Medicine have received $700,000 from the city of Santa Ana to address inequities and gaps in health services and enhance COVID-19 mitigation efforts in vulnerable populations.