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Exploring Intimacy With “Intimate Apparel”

Presented by UCI Claire Trevor School of the Arts’ Drama Department, “Intimate Apparel” leaves the audience in stitches while sewing together something wonderful on stage: a heartfelt quest for intimacy.

A Creative 20 Years: UCI’s New Forum Celebrates Talented Writers

by Camila Dadabhoy This past Wednesday, I had the opportunity to attend an event hosted by one of UCI’s hidden gems: the UCI New...

The Witching Hour: Magia Transformo Featured at IndieCade

by Elyse Joseph Three figures dressed in bright robes and pointed hats dance around a glowing, neon green circle, reading from spell books as...

Christmas Albums For All To Hear

December is upon us, which means Christmas is coming, and the end of the quarter is near. Although you might want to keep...

Changing the Culture of Post-Weinstein Hollywood

By Yanit Mehta and Hunter Anderson Harvey Weinstein was a bomb Hollywood was not ready for. Last month, The New York Times dropped an...

“Lady Bird:” Gerwig’s Symbol of Hope for a Change Behind the Camera

By Toni Cruz and Megan Cole The underrepresentation of women in Hollywood is no secret. While women have historically been in front of the...

“Streaming Services’ Competition Will Change the Media

Media intake has undergone a huge shift from cable and theaters to streaming services in recent years. When people have the option of...

“Chess” Puts Politics To Music

By Liam Blume and Ashley Duong   With a backdrop emphasized by side-by-side fifty foot American and Russian flags, adorned with a double headed eagle,...

“Justice League” is Fun, But Not Much Else

If anyone even mentioned the prospects of a live-action Justice League movie before 2013, almost everyone would be excited to a certain degree....

“The Punisher” Packs a Punch but Lacks Heart

The Marvel shows on Netflix typically start well, but tend to drag on toward the end. Each show distinguishes itself with a unique...

Hope Reborn in “Is There Life After Birth?”

In partnership with UCI Illuminations, “Is There Life After Birth?”, directed by MFA Directing Candidate Melissa Livingston, had a moving opening night on Friday, Nov. 17, here on campus in Studio 4 at the Claire Trevor School of the Arts.

The Magic of Animation: Behind the Art and Shading of Coco

ASUCI invited UCI Disney fans and students last week to come and listen to Pixar’s Byron Bashforth discuss his work on the newest...

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