Andrea Juarez

Sager Shares His Experience

The first time that visiting literary journalism professor Mike Sager applied for a job at the Washington Post, he was turned down. He couldn't pass t

UCI Says Goodbye to Cicerones

Students and faculty gathered in Aldrich Park on May 17 to celebrate the end of an era.

Sex Rules! …as usual

Maria Falzone's objective was simple: 'I'm going to tell you how to have hot, juicy, great sex.'

UC Revamps Willed-Body Program

After repeated scandals in the UC willed-body programs in which body parts of cadavers were allegedly misplaced and then sold for profit, university o

LEMUR Revolutionizes Music

If Eric Singer had thought of creating a robot that could write newspaper articles, I'd be in real trouble right now. As it turns out, four years ag

Fire Guts Verano Place Apartment

Shortly after 4 p.m. on Nov. 18, the UCI Police Department received a call reporting a fire at the Palo Verde apartment complex. Upon arriving on th

MEChA’s Unique Celebration

When was the last time you had a party to celebrate death? That's exactly what MEChA de UCI did when they hosted their annual Dia de los Muertos festi

A Dose of reality

So now that it's third week and you're starting to settle in, take a good look around. You're probably sitting in a huge lecture hall with 400 other

ASUCI Angry Over Transfer of Bren to Athletics Department

On Sept. 1, after almost two years of negotiations, management of the Bren Events Center was officially transferred from the Office of Student Affairs

ASUCI Offers Many Activities

Whether you are a new student looking to meet people, or a returning student hoping to be more involved this year, ASUCI offers a multitude of opportu

Schools Change Policies for Participants in Commencement

As graduation looms only two months away, many students who were planning to walk down the aisle during commencement ceremonies this June were shocked

Students, Workers Protest Taco Bell

United Coalition of Immokalee Workers held a rally in front of the Taco Bell corporate offices on March 5 to protest the alleged unfair labor conditio

Anti-Zionist Speaks at UCI

The Muslim Student Union sparked controversy on Feb. 26 when they invited Imam Amir Abdel Malik to speak at the Cross-Cultural Center.

Wheel Of Fortune Comes to UCI

At a time when reality TV shows have come to dominate the airwaves, UCI students proved on Feb. 17 that they still believe in America's favorite game