Linda Domingo

Batterie

by Omni

Rewarding Undergraduate Choreographers With Graffiti

If you're tired of watching 'Dance 360' rejects and 'Ying Yang Twins' videos, the UC Irvine dance department has just the remedy. On May...

Get ‘Away’ for Memorable Love

More realistic and far-reaching than 'The Notebook,' the celebrated film 'Away From Her' is a quiet yet poignant study not only of love, but...

Shock Value

by Timbaland

Rich Boy

by Rich Boy

‘What’s Mime Is Yours’ at Mad Film Dash Awards

Less than two weeks after the Academy Awards, UC Irvine held its very own awards ceremony for the annual 24-Hour Mad Film Dash, celebrating...

Hip Hop Congress and ASUCI Make You Feel That Way With Blackalicious

Hip Hop Congress, in collaboration with Associated Students of UC Irvine, turned Crawford Hall into a platform for artistic expression on Thursday, March 1,...

‘Survivor’ Encourages Racial Stereotyping

I never watch morning television, but the other day I was lucky enough to catch 'The View,' since my mom absolutely loves it. On...

Prof Says Minimum Wage Hurts the Poor

The Social Science Dinner Club hosted a labor economist who spoke about minimum wage.

Dat Phan Delights Dat Fans

Campus Village Housing sponsored a free comedy show featuring Dat Phan, who has been on the Tonight Show, done voice-overs on 'Family Guy' and...

Ghostface at the Bren

Hip Hop Congress in collaboration with the Associated Students of UC Irvine brought some hip-hop culture to the Bren Events Center on Friday, May 19 by hosting a Ghostface Killah concert, featuring One Be Lo, Trek Life, Supernatural and a B-Boy exhibition

Departure of Cornerstone Caf

It's kind of like when you go back to your hometown and you find out that the city put up a shopping mall where the playground you used to frequent when you were a kid used to be.

Lower Classes Should Overlook Racial Differences, Unite Over Comm

Racial divisions between members of the lower and middle classes continue to keep these groups from improving their overall standing in society, according to the most recent speaker in the Chancellor's Distinguished Fellows Series.

A Constant Fight for Reproductive Justice

SisterSong, the national organization representing women of color, originally coined the term 'reproductive justice.' They define it as 'the complete physical, mental, spiritual, political, economic and social well-being of women and girls.'

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