UCI’s Tomo No Kai Japanese Club hosted a “Paint the Past” event on Feb. 19 with two guest speakers, Hatsuko Mary Higuchi and Marlene Shigekawa. This event was held for the “Day of Remembrance” that recognizes the Japanese Americans who were sent to internment camps 77 years ago during World War II.
Well-known environmental activists, writers, and scientists discussed global warming within its most recent context on Feb. 8 and 9 at UC Irvine’s two-day conference, “Fire and Ice: The Shifting Narrative of Climate Change.”
By Nick Ortiz
On Feb. 27, California’s District 45 Freshman Representative Katie Porter questioned Equifax CEO, Mark Begar, in a Housing Financial Services Committee...
By Allison Economou
Orange County tech billionaire, Henry T. Nicholas III, was arrested on Feb. 13 for drug possession and trafficking in connection with...
Pro-life advocates erected graphic photos of aborted fetuses on Ring Road near the School of Humanities, sparking controversy among students. The group, who identified themselves as advocates of the Center for Bioethical Reform (CBR) a privately funded, non-profit, secular corporation established and located in Orange County, arrived on campus on Feb. 20.
By Allison Economou
Activision Blizzard cut 8 percent of its staff despite posting “record-setting” revenue in sales for the 2018 year. The news comes...
In response to the recent concerns regarding the allegedly dangerous amounts of asbestos discovered in Rowland Hall during construction, James S. Nowick, Department of Chemistry chair, has indicated that the building is and has been safe throughout construction.
