A new Mesa Court community center, which has been in construction for two years, is now ready for students to use. The project was completed on Aug. 26 and is the last step in a broader Mesa Court Expansion that started in 2014.
The 32...
Advisors at UC Irvine’s Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences continue to support students in summer. Similar to the academic year, advisors answer emails and live chats and meet with students about their concerns. Instead of meeting a large portion of their advisees at their on-campus office, summer meetings are primarily held on Zoom.
While much of the day-to-day advising for returning students remains the same, there is a fresh influx of summer advising sessions for newly admitted first-year students and transfer students preparing for the upcoming academic year.
“Everybody’s planning around in summer. Basically, what does our full year ahead look like?” the School of Biological Science’s Senior Advisor and...
Advisors at UC Irvine’s Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences continue to support students in summer. Similar to the academic year, advisors answer emails and live chats and meet...
Five bills that will improve student housing for California’s public university students have passed the state legislature as of Aug. 30, advancing to the governor’s desk. There, each bill...
Starting in fall 2026, UCI Student Housing will require residents to purchase renters insurance for on-campus and off-campus university housing. This includes Mesa Court, Middle Earth and American Campus...
Political campaigning has never been a pretty process, but as unregulated generative AI continues to improve, it’s easier than ever for politicians to put on appearances.
It doesn’t matter whether AI should be part of...
Anyone keeping up with the Trump administration must be familiar with one name: Karoline Leavitt. Leavitt has become one of its most recognizable faces as Trump’s White House Press Secretary; however, she recently announced...
A question of bodega orders was posed to New York City’s mayoral candidates during an October 2025 debate, placing their preferred sandwich order alongside questions about how they planned to address affordability and education...
Paparazzi are a plague to privacy. In today’s world, they fuel cheesy tabloid culture by taking pictures of the famous in borderline aggressive ways. The paparazzi have used the First Amendment’s freedom of the...
Wedding bells and ringtones have rung over the past week as influencers have tied the knot in very public ways. From Paige Lorenze and Tommy Paul to Shay Sullivan and Casey Johnson, recent weddings...
In Korean pop (K-pop), idols have become cultural Build-a-Bears: meet Korean beauty standards, sing English lyrics and perform a marketable version of Koreanness calibrated for Western audiences. As the industry gains global influence, it...
This summer, several music artists cooked up exciting new releases for their fans to enjoy while photosynthesizing in the sun, swimming or planning their Halloween costumes months in advance....
This article contains spoilers for “Practical Magic 2.”
Every year, fall brings an indulgence in the nostalgic comfort movies that set the mood for the season. The cult classic “Practical...
The inevitable precipice-of-fall shoegaze music festival took place in LA’s own Teragram Ballroom in the form of Sway Festival. Being a two-day festival, it took place on the weekend...
British designer John Galliano was supposed to return to the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) next spring, not just as a designer, but as the subject of a major...
