Elena “Nina” Flynn, a UCI women’s water polo player and redshirt sophomore, is being investigated by the Title IX office for inappropriately touching...
Dance has always been a means to unify the African community, and its significance goes far beyond entertainment. The WADG graciously allowed me to participate in their weekly practice as they prepared for a performance at the Nigerian Association Conference that will be held from April 14-16.
During the 2022 fall quarter, UCI had a total enrollment of 26,748 undergraduate students. With the large population hailing from varying backgrounds, home...
Editor’s Note: The writer of this article is a member of PASS, one of the organizations discussed in the article.
Kababayan at UCI, Pilipinx-Americans...
Creative Director at Dolphin Entertainment and Filipino American artist Anthony Francisco spoke about how he learned to embrace his culture through his art...
UCI’s Sustainability Resource Center hosted its seventh annual Sustainival fair in front of Langston Library on Feb. 28.
The event celebrated UCI’s advancements in...
Following the 2022 Philippine elections and the rise of the Marcos family to power, a bigger issue has been spotlighted within the Filipino community: historical revisionism or the reinterpretation of historical events.
In her latest book of poetry, “From From,” UCI associate professor of English Monica Youn chronicles an exploration of the Asian American experience...
As the demand for electric vehicles increases in first-world countries, the race to obtain the necessary materials to manufacture them has damaged the environment and disrupted entire communities. Rather than focusing solely on the benefits of the final product, it is crucial to ensure the entire production cycle of electric vehicles is economically friendly.
