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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Suspended After Freshman Dies at Rush Event

The Orange County Coroner Division has confirmed the UCI student who passed away last weekend was 18-year-old Noah Domingo.

ASUCI Senate votes in support of additional housing, to amend bylaws and establish winter president pro-tempore

ASUCI Senate voted on Jan. 8 to pass legislation R54-40 in support of additional housing, as well as R54-38 which amends ASUCI Bylaws to include a Commissioner and Chief of Staff duties, hiring and dismissal.

Computer science classes continue to be filled to capacity

Every year hundreds of freshmen come to UCI with hopes of majoring in Computer Science through the Donald Bren School of Computer Science.

Mesa Unida Pushes for the Creation of A Latinx Resource Center

The creation of a Latinx Resource Center (LRC) at UCI has been pushed for since 2017 by the student organization Mesa Unida. Following its approval, the group’s work has shifted towards acquiring the necessary resources needed to make the center a valuable asset for students.

UCI’s Third Annual Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week

UCI participated in Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week from Nov. 9th through Nov. 16th, their third year promoting the nation-wide initiative.

Pac-Man: The Red Bull Addition

Bandai Namco Entertainment collaborated with Red Bull to deliver Red Bull drink cans decorated by a Pac-Man design alongside a revamped version of the 80’s Pac-Man arcade game.

Proposed Modifications To Title IX Regulations

Secretary of Education Betsy Devos introduced modifications to existing campus sexual discrimination and misconduct regulation, Title IX.

Where’s Petr?

Peter the Anteater cartoon stickers have been found in various locations around campus since Sept. 24. Started by an anonymous student, the stickers are intended to function as a gift to enhance the school’s culture.

Introducing the new “Zotcourse” to UCI Students!

For all UCI students looking for more variety when it comes to creating their schedules, second-year computer science major Tristan Jogminas has created the perfect solution: Zotcourse. Zotcourse, as Jogminas described it, is “a new version of Antplanner which allows UCI students to plan out their class schedules.”

Dia De Los Muertos

Latinx organizations like Hermanas Unidas de UCI, abbreviated HAU, Ballet Folklorico de UCI, and Phi Lambda Rho sorority collaborated to provide the event with free face painting, Folklorico dancing, and also a brief historical rundown of the celebration.  

ASUCI Senate to Hold Special Elections

ASUCI, on Oct. 23, held a special election to fill the spot of external vice president after the resignation of former EVP Holly Marie Woods, on Oct. 16.

Alumni Feature: Q&A with Chris Gayomali

Chris Gayomali is a senior editor at GQ and runs the culture desk covering politics, news, sports, relationships, tech, fitness, food, and more. 

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