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From Anteater to Policeman

After graduation, some graduates go on to work in law offices, accounting firms and film studios. Some head off to graduate school to...

Welcome to the Gun Show, in Costa Mesa

Anyone driving past the Orange County Fairgrounds last weekend was presented with an uncommon dilemma: guitars or guns? Most chose guns, as the SoCal...

Centered Around Autism

UC Irvine recently received $14.8 million in funding to create a center dedicated to finding a treatment for autism. With $14.8 million of financial...

LARC to Increase Prices For Tutoring Services

Students voice their concerns as the LARC staff outlines the reasons behind the tutoring price increase. Students and administrators from the Division of Undergraduate...

A New Face in History and Religion

UC Irvine professor of history chosen to fill vacant position of Teller Family Chair in Jewish History. At the beginning of the fall quarter...

Bringing Science Back

The Cal Teach program was launched in 2006 as a UC-wide partnership with a goal of training and putting 1,000 new math and...

A Look ‘Into the SEA’

The Southeast Asian Student Association (SASA), established this year, seeks to connect and provide a space for Southeast Asian students. The newly founded Southeast...

The Dish List: Kofee Klatch

One of the hippest spots along Orange County’s rich coastline, Laguna Beach’s Koffee Klatch is a coffee shop complete with an outdoor patio,...

Marking Progress, Moving Forward

The Asian Pacific Student Association hosts the 28th Annual Asian Pacific American Awareness Conference (APAAC).   The Asian Pacific Student Association at UC Irvine...

In Love and War: Dealbreakers

Love is a choice. This is a lesson I have learned within the past year and it will be a lesson I will...

UC President to Step Down

Mark G. Yudof will end his five-year tenure as president at the end of August, citing health and a need for “fresh leadership.” University...

Regents Meetings Recap

Tuition unlikely to increase for the 2013-14 year amidst discussions of change. Undergraduate tuition will likely stay at its current level for the next...

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