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Labor Disputes Continue With Subcontractors

Student protestors circled the flagpoles at noon, waved picket signs and heatedly chanted their disapproval of the maltreatment of UC Irvine's minority workers on Jan. 17.

Cross-Cultural Center Breaks Ground for Massive Expansion

As part of the planned expansion of the UC Irvine Student Center, the Cross-Cultural Center will experience growth of its own.

California’s Environment Improving, But Not Evenly

Perhaps better than most people, Alan C. Lloyd, secretary of the California Environmental Protection Agency, understands the interplay between justice and ethics and California's environmental progress.

Irvine Mayor Meets With Students

Irvine Mayor Beth Krom and Mayor Pro Tempore Sukhee Kang discussed the interplay between UC Irvine and the Irvine community on Jan. 19 in the Administration Building. The Associated Students of UCI sponsored the event, which aimed to increase student civi

Casinos & the Gambling

In the past couple of years, a gambling craze has swept through Southern California and unleashed a new social interest in gaming.

Best of UC Irvine: A Tree-Hugger’s Perspective … Trees Give Me

Every time someone decides to compile a 'Best of UC Irvine' list, we hear about the Cornerstone Caf

Famiglietti’s Place on Earth

'I love it here at UC Irvine and I think it's a great place to do research, great place to teach and a fantastic place to raise a family,'

Tell ASUCI What You Want From MyUCI

It is not an uncommon feeling among students that UC Irvine is 'boring' or a place where students flee from on the weekends. But Associated Students of UCI is on a quest to change all that.

Peer Academic Advisors and Their Advice for Students

Many of us have at least heard of peer academic advisors. Some have even spoken with them at one time or another. These knowledgeable students give their peers information and advice regarding scheduling, major selection, breadth requirements and other re

Spectrum’s Affordable Culinary Treasures

Oh, to be a struggling college student without the luxury of luxuries. What a pickle! It's not easy to dutifully hit the books and go to work every day on a diet of frozen food, pizza or simple homemade concoctions.

Regents Keep Sudan Investments

After much pressure from students and faculty, during the UC Board of Regents' bimonthly meeting at UC San Diego last week, one of the main topics discussed was the divestment of over $100 million from its business holdings in Sudan due to concern over th

MLK: Beyond the Dream

Julianne Malveaux, economist and journalist, presented the keynote address for the 22nd Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium on Jan. 19 in Crystal Cove Auditorium.

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