Sebastian Suarez

Currently, the president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, is in an anti-drug crusade that echoes the expression “the end justify the means,” or in his words, “I have a duty to preserve the [next] generation. If it involves human rights, I don’t give a shit.”

By Sebastian Suarez A blissful smile spreads across her cheeks and exposes perfectly bright teeth, and a pair of blue-framed glasses grant her clear vision....

No other aspect of college life has captivated America’s morbid fascination more than fraternities, organizations veiled in an aura of mystery and elitism that offer society an easy scapegoat for the problems that have tormented universities for decades, if not centuries.

Political violence might be a novelty to most people living in the United States, but it was and is a reality to the rest...

Years ago, when I heard friends complaining about the amount of readings that humanities classes required, I thought that I was fortunate for not...

Initially, Proposition 57 seemed to be a feasible solution to California’s prison overcrowding. It promised that nonviolent offenders would be offered parole if they...

When the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics started on Feb. 9, there was some expectation that the next move of rogue state North Korea would...

Women's Indoor Track and Field Last Saturday The UC Irvine women’s indoor track & field team finished its participation in the final day Don Kirby...

Sometimes, I say to myself, with a cynical tone, that college society is merely a simulation of the “real” and intimidating world that awaits...

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, citizens of the United States and the newly created Russian federation were able to take a deep...

In 2017, and through much of the 21st century, it is impossible to imagine a single day without internet. People use it for school,...