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Voices of UCI’s Past

by Jessica Resendez When school assignments call for research these days, the typical response is to fish for information online. Sure, scholarly articles and...

Home Away From Home: Celebrating Lunar New Year in the States

by Sharmin Shanur To many Americans who are not familiar with the Lunar New Year, it is just a day where dragons of all...

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Janet Napolitano Announces She is Undergoing Cancer Treatments UC Regents President Janet Napolitano was hospitalized last Monday, Jan. 16 due to side effects from...

Plans for New Student Health Building Presented to ASUCI

UC Irvine administrators announced plans last week to run a student fee referendum for funds to build a new Student Wellness and Health...

Lunar New Year Flop at Universal Studios

by Ashley Duong The moment I stepped into Universal Studios’ main plaza, I was accosted by an abundance of the color red. Every way...

A Conversation on Human Rights and Standing Together

By Eliza Partika UCI’s New Narratives: Conversations on Identity and Culture series continued Jan. 19 with a roundtable discussion titled, “In Search of Our...

First Systemwide Title IX Coordinator Announced

The University of California announced last Thursday that Kathleen Salvaty would become the first systemwide Title IX Coordinator for the UC. Title IX is...

Governor Brown Raises Funding, Cuts Scholarships in New State Budget Plan

Governor Jerry Brown released his proposal for the 2017-2018 California State Budget last Tuesday, Jan. 10. The plan focuses on balancing the budget...

ASUCI Not Leaving UCSA

After being granted a fee waiver for the remainder of the 2016-17 academic year, ASUCI reconsidered its proposal to leave the University of...

ASUCI Announces Special Elections Candidates

This week, ASUCI is hosting a special election to fill vacant positions in the ASUCI Senate. Voting began yesterday, Jan. 16 at 9...

Ikko Japanese Cuisine: Fusing Authenticity and Good Food

Written by Zian Yang In Costa Mesa, there’s a quaint little Japanese restaurant sitting on the corner. It’s called Ikko, and  unlike other hospitable...

Dooros Proposes Expanded Housing in Middle Earth

UCI’s Associate Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs, Auxiliary Services, Resource Planning and Housing, Dan Dooros, recently proposed an increase of nearly 500 beds...

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