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SportsRyan Wallace -
He’s a full-time student, a full-time athlete (of the basketball variety) and a full-time inspiration — he’s Adam Folker. Taking social media by...

VIBE 2013

A&EAlec Snavely -
Formed by Lambda Theta Delta in 1996, VIBE is a dance competition that has gathered the attention of prominent dance groups throughout California...

Ringing in a New Career

FeaturesLogan Payne -
Michelle Kim closed her psychology books at the end of fall quarter for the last time. Never to be opened again at UC...

Students and Workers Unite

NewsJun Im -
Students join UC employees in protesting against high executive pay and calling for fairer standards for the workers. Editor's Note: It has been revealed...

Feeling the Vibes

A&ETaylor Weik -
By Dennis K. Chen Having finished her baked-potato soup, she sets down the silver spoon and clears her throat. It is Friday of “hell...

We Beat the Beach

SportsAlly Taguchi -
RIVALRY: UCI’s win on Friday night brings the Black and Blue series total to 9-7, with Long Beach still leading.

Centered Around Autism

NewsRyan Wallace -
UC Irvine recently received $14.8 million in funding to create a center dedicated to finding a treatment for autism. With $14.8 million of financial...

Bringing Science Back

FeaturesJames Kim -
The Cal Teach program was launched in 2006 as a UC-wide partnership with a goal of training and putting 1,000 new math and...

Getting Scientifit

FeaturesLauren Shepherd -
When you find yourself doing the impossible, just look up past your yoga mat and you will find Mitra Hooshmand, motivating you to...

Not Your Average Star

SportsDiego Escutia -
As the UC Irvine men’s basketball team prepared to face off against the Nevada Wolf Pack in their 2012-2013 season-opener, senior Daman Starring...

Lea Salonga at Segerstrom

A&EColleen Bromberger -
We never expected to find ourselves at a cabaret performance. When we hear the word “cabaret,” we think of a casual night of...

Writing in the Aftermath

NewsSarah S. Menendez -
Author and professor of literary journalism, Amy Wilentz, speaks about her experiences writing a book about the restructuring of Haiti. Amy Wilentz, author, journalist...
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