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Euphonic Video Game Ensemble performs ‘Lost in Time’

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The Euphonic Video Game Ensemble (EVGE) performed its second annual end-of-quarter winter concert, “Lost in Time,” on March 9. The 2 ½-hour performance...

Mycology club aims to show Anteaters the fun in fungi

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When third-year biology and education student Raven Rogers was in the ninth grade, she saw the documentary “Fantastic Fungi” for the first time....

Sound bath and meditation circle connects Anteaters through sound healing

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The School of Physical Sciences’ Office of Access, Outreach and Inclusion and Office of Inclusive Excellence hosted a Sound Bath and Meditation Circle...

How this student nail tech nailed their passion

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A fresh manicure isn’t always an easy splurge for college students. Whether budgeting your final $50 or preparing for a special occasion, relying...

From sim to speed: A profile on Anteater Sim Racing

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“Some college friends who were into high performance driving experiences — basically track-based — they took me to with my own car...

AQMD proposes to ban natural gas appliances; OC cities respond

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The South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD) released the third preliminary drafts of Proposed Amended Rules (PAR) 1111 and 1121, which aim...

Huntington Beach City Council considers children’s access to content

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The Huntington Beach City Council voted on March 4 to authorize a special election to determine the future of the city’s Community Parent-Guardian...

The soaring cost of eggs is hitting UCI Food Pantry

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Senior Basic Needs Specialist Keely Mireles didn’t want to create a staff-run egg station to enforce a new one-egg limit policy on Feb....

Residents protest Trump and Musk at Irvine City Hall

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Orange County residents gathered at Irvine City Hall in a “March 4 America” protest against President Donald Trump and Department of Government Efficiency...

Homecoming 2025 inspires Anteater pride campus wide

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Nearly 4,500 alumni, family members, students, staff and volunteers visited Aldrich Park to celebrate Homecoming with an extravaganza of singing, dancing, food trucks,...

LGBTQ Resource Center hosts Charli xcx and Troye Sivan contest

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On Feb. 28, students lined up across the Langson Library Courtyard and prepared for the LGBTQ Resource Center’s Charli xcx and Troye Sivan...

New Tate McRae album tops charts with a change in style

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Three months after finishing her Think Later World Tour, singer-songwriter Tate McRae released her third studio album, “So Close To What,” on Feb....
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