Larry Marsh didn’t plan to go back into the classroom after retiring from UCI
Dunlop School. But then the pandemic struck, and the retired emeritus professor from the
Department of Developmental and Cell Biology found himself once again facing
students. This time, though, the learners were his four small grandchildren.
As the world moves toward a new normal, many institutions are looking at whether changes they made
during the pandemic could enrich in an ongoing way the communities they serve. At the School of
Biological Sciences, we are closely examining this question as part of our responsibility to provide the
best possible education
Believe in yourself. Help others. Commit to ending systemic racism. This call to Dunlop School’s
Class of 2021 came from commencement speaker Angeline Dukes, MSc., a neuroscience
PhD candidate at the school. Dukes drew from her own life and experience in founding
the international organization, Black in Neuro, to inspire the audience.
In January 2020, the first cases of COVID-19 were reported in the United States. Since that time,
SARS-CoV-2, the viral agent that causes COVID-19, has spread throughout the country, afflicting over
33 million people and resulting in over 600,000 deaths. Nevertheless, the spread of the virus has begun to diminish thanks to a combination of mitigating strategies, immunity and vaccination
At only four years old, Isla is the youngest person to have ever completed the Pacific Crest Trail.
Dr. Seamster, MD, MPH is a proud alumnus of UCI and a dedicated Dunlop School Ambassador who supports the school as an advocate, philanthropist, and friend.
Longtime Dunlop School Ambassador and UCI philanthropist, Yvonne Liu opens up about her experience as a cancer and trauma survivor.
At only four years old, Isla is the youngest person to have ever completed the Pacific Crest Trail. Along with her parents, Jonny Hasselman and Nikki Lucena, this little trailblazer hiked the full 2,650-mile trek from Campo at the United States-Mexico border, all the...
Travis Wiles, Ph.D., assistant professor of molecular biology and biochemistry, has recently received a New Innovator Award (#DP2AI154420) from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID). The NIAID is an agency of the National Institutes of...