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En Vogue, Headphones Can’t Be ‘Beat’

By Kristine Hoang Parka jackets and desert boots have definitely been popular trends this fall, but so have headphones. With the constant influx of...

Alpha Psi Omega: Veteran’s Professional Fraternity

By Carly Lanning If you are sitting next to Jack Williams in class, you will immediately notice two things about him. One, he is...

Ayala Donates Millions to Preserve School of Biological Sciences

Fund: Dr. Francisco J. Ayala provides a historic million dollar endowment in the wake of the budget crisis. By Tristan Schlotz

OTI Fosters Open Dialogue

Diplomacy: UCI students aim to foster academic discourse regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. By Breanne Downs

eTech@UCI Funds Expanding Technology and Upsets Campus

Fee: The new initiative will generate revenue to fund electronic improvements by applying a new cost. By Sandra Abdelmalak

Defending Student Activism

ASUCI: Legislative Council passes bill to oppose criminalization of peaceful student demonstration. By Jessica Pratt Staff Writer

Teach-In Higlights the Injustices Against the Syrian People

syria: the Muslim Student Union sponsors event to raise awareness about the struggle for freedom in Syria. By Maxine Wally Staff Writer

Acclaimed Authors Present

Books: UCI Bookstore welcomes two authors by featuring readings from their recently published works. By Zachary Risinger Staff Writer

The Dangers of Alcohol Abuse

alcohol: Moved by the death of her brother, Erica Upshaw speaks about the need to drink responsibly. By Breanne Downs

Negating Immigration Misconceptions

refute: Study finds that undocumented individuals do not overuse medical services. By Ryan Wallace

Doctors for Pot?

legal: A group of doctors is advocating for the legalization of marijuana for research purposes . By Sam Barke

Gummi, Stars, Jamba. Oh My!

Some of the worst days at UCI occur when the SoCal heat wave kicks in. We students are expected to carry on through the day and pay attention in class as if 90-degree weather is normal for us. And it doesn’t help that the freshmen dorms aren’t air-conditioned. The slopes and hills of Ring Road also don't give us any advantages of avoiding sweating on our way to class.

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