As Busta Rhymes' and Jermaine Dupri's steady hip-hop beats pulsed in the background, hip-hop hybrid ensembles strutted across the arena while flashes of iconic black artists filled the throbbing lecture hall.
Ever think about studying abroad in England, Scotland, France or Italy for the summer? Well, UC Irvine's Travel Study program can help you arrange a trip that will truly change your life forever.
Songfest 2006. To a large portion of UC Irvine students and faculty, this is the opportunity to see some of their favorite Broadway musicals performed by their peers. But for the eight members of the Songfest Executive Board and the 18 to 20 directors of
Most sexual assaults are 'attacks on the soul' and coercive rather than actual physical attacks, according to Rose McGowan, actress of the television show 'Charmed.' Having experienced sexual assault herself, she led a discussion on sexual assault facts a
The migration by Americans into gated communities is a growing trend that does more harm than good, and does not provide the safety, security and sense of community that residents seek, according to Setha Low, professor of environmental psychology and ant
Among the Winter Olympics bustle, on Wednesday, Feb. 16, UC Irvine had its own champion to cheer for as fourth-year biological sciences major Vivek Mehta was announced as one of 20 students in the nation chosen to be on USA Today's 2006 All-USA College Ac
The beloved Anthill Pub has been included in the plans for the renovated Student Center, set to re-open in fall 2007. Whether students knew about it or not, these plans have always been public information.
The United States allocates less than 1 percent of its budget for foreign aid.
U.S. Millennium Campaign Coordinator Carol Welch discussed the United Nation's efforts to eradicate poverty and the participation required by the United States last week at UC
It's winter quarter. What does that mean to the Greek community? Greek Awards have arrived! Greek Awards is a night to recognize and honor both the accomplishments of outstanding individuals as well as fraternity and sorority chapters as a whole.
As a young woman living miles away from my family, I am always getting advice on how to stay safe. My favorite piece of advice was given to me by my little brother, who said I should just walk around with a sword and no one will bother me, expect perhaps
Perhaps the best way to characterize the blue-ribbon committee's report on the UC Irvine Medical Center's liver transplant program is to call it anticlimactic.
