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Love Expert Weighs in on V-Day

FeaturesSidra Ahmad -
Sappy love songs on the radio, repeats of old romantic movies on every channel and grocery stores that seem to be selling only roses, candy and teddy

From A Different Angle:

FeaturesTaraneh Arhamsadr -
The UC Irvine community has long been characterized by a high level of diversity and an equally impressive degree of identification within cultural an

Students for Life Raise Eyebrows

FeaturesEric Schafer -
On Jan. 25, students from both Students for Life and Medical Students for Life hosted a demonstration in which speakers from the local chapter of the

Doing More For Southeast Asians

FeaturesErnest Kim -
For many students at UCI, Jan. 26 passed as an average chilly winter Wednesday with an 85 percent chance of precipitation. But for the members of the

UCI’s Not-So-Secret Writer’s Club

FeaturesGladys Rama -
For a university that is renowned more for its sciences than its arts, in a city that is more apple-pie than avant-garde, the caliber of UC Irvine's c

Business on the Side

FeaturesErica Shen -
It was early summer. Travis Chen, now a third-year ICS major, was ready to move out of his freshman dorm and move into an apartment in Corona Del Mar.

Working Out The Kinks in Your Workout Plan

FeaturesSalah Haggag -
Ninety-eight, ninety-nine ... one hundred. Oh yeah, feel the burn. Or not. So, yeah, I haven't lifted weights in a while. I'll admit it. I've been a

Hype Goes Against Teahouse Concept

FeaturesTaraneh Arhamsadr -
Hype is such an annoying concept. It's so powerful, drawing people to the newest craze through word-of-mouth, shiny advertising and outright saturatio

The Editors’ Desks: Literary Picks

FeaturesBen Ritter -
'The Da Vinci Code' is a murder-thriller that follows famed symbologist and Harvard religious iconology professor, Robert Langdon, as he's called upon

UCI Mitchell Scholar Prepares for Big Move

FeaturesBetty Hwang -
Winning a national scholarship is a dream for many, but for fourth-year political science and international studies major Brittany Schick, this has be

Queen of Sheba Mystifies at the Bowers

FeaturesGladys Rama -
Since its landmark exhibition of Tibetan artifacts last year, Santa Ana's Bowers Museum, previously a relative unknown among casual museum buffs, has

Honors Program an Increasing Challenge

FeaturesErnest Kim -
For many readers, this is the beginning of your second quarter at UCI. With at least one quarter over, students have received their first (or more) se
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