A&E

The movie adaption of Madeleine L’Engle’s 1962 novel “A Wrinkle in Time” carried the weight of several high expectations. It is the first...

Presented by UCI Claire Trevor School of the Arts’ Drama Department, “Plumas Negras” transported the intimate audience of its opening night to the fertile farmlands of Salinas, California to follow the incredible lives of three generations of gritty, strong-willed women.

By Colette Nguyen More and more actors are rising up, successfully bringing content of their own to the big screen. Several well-known actors,...

By Skyler Romero, UCI Illuminations presented a performance of Acts I and II of Anton Chekhov's play “Three Sisters,” beginning March 8 and running...

By Albert Thai Le Warner Bros. Pictures will be releasing “Tomb Raider” (2018) in theaters on March 16. As a live action reboot of...

Bare Bones Dance Theater, a non-profit organization from  UC Irvine, recently hosted their 31st annual show “Between the Spaces” on March 9 and...

By Frida Ayala, “We were worried about vaginas,” declare the women of the Vagina Monologues, the staple of college campuses which continues to be...

What does the process of adapting a book into a film truly entail? How does representation come into play when adapting racially unmarked...

By Skyler Romero Will Toledo, the man responsible for the band/musical project known as Car Seat Headrest, loves himself a nice, rousing anthem. This...

By Maya Lyubomirsky Student-run events have a bad reputation. Despite the hype, people often expect something messy or half-assed. However, ASUCI’s Soulstice completely subverted...

By Emma Andres The dancers held their arms in position like those of a T-Rex, their elbows attached to their sides.  Their hands dangling...

The discipline of “Medical Humanities” might seem oxymoronic; what do the arts have to do with the work of physicians and clinicians?