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Culture Night Celebrates Japanese Language

Group and solo acts entertained an audience of family and friends with renditions of Japanese pop and rock ballads, martial arts demonstrations, humorous skits and informative PowerPoint presentations at UC Irvine's second-annual Japanese Cultural Showcas

Constant Motion: Karen Walker’s Road to Success

In 2004, Crevier BMW in Santa Ana was the No. 1 BMW dealership in the United States. The dealership had a total revenue of more than $280 million that year, even more than the No. 1 Honda dealership in the nation, which is located in a neighboring Southe

UCI Students Lend More Than Just a Hand

Flying Sams, short for The Flying Samaritans, is a nonprofit organization of physicians, nurses, dentists, pilots and other volunteers that provides free health care to people in Mexico. The organization boasts 1,600 members nationwide, with over 450 mem

Evolution or Intelligent Design?

The UC Irvine community was given a chance to witness an intellectual debate aimed at broadening the perspective on the origins of life on May 7. 'A Colloquium on Origins: Evolution and Intelligent Design' featured two experts on the origin theory of inte

A Fresh Sushi Experience for You and I

With an open mind and a hearty appetite, you can have a great dining experience at You and I Sushi at 25381 Alicia Parkway in Laguna Hills. Whether you are a seasoned sushi connoisseur or a mere rookie, You and I offers the quintessential experience for t

Undergrads Show Research

What do vaudeville, health care, fuel cells and bipolar disorder have in common? They were all topics addressed in the 13th annual UC Irvine Undergraduate Research Symposium this past Saturday.

UCI Bookstore’s First Photolympics

A photography instructor once said, 'Photographers are an obsessed breed of people. There is never a moment where we don't wish we had a camera.' Reflecting on his wise words, I find this as true today as ever.

Ghost Riders in the Hood: Let’s ‘Get Dumb’ to Change the Wor

I like to think that I'm ahead of the curve when it comes to learning about most major trends, but only recently did I become aware of 'ghost riding,' one of the most alarmingly prevalent car-related fads since stickers of Calvin peeing on things.

A Constant Fight for Reproductive Justice

SisterSong, the national organization representing women of color, originally coined the term 'reproductive justice.' They define it as 'the complete physical, mental, spiritual, political, economic and social well-being of women and girls.'

Saving the Planet One Day at a Time

'Recycle, reduce, reuse and close the loop.' This catchy phrase was introduced to us during our childhoods as animated character Recycle Rex attempted to sing us all into recycling. Apparently, the cute dinosaur wasn't enough to encourage our good recycli

Bittersweet Ending for Volleyball

Semifinals were tough on the UC Irvine Men's Volleyball team this season. The team's great success this season was overshadowed by their losses in both the NCAA Final Four semifinals and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament semifinals a week

Bridging the Cultural Lines of Communication

You may have seen an advertisement for the Communication Club in the New University or you may have passed their table on Ring Road, but do you know what the Communication Club is all about?

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