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I am convinced that there is a lot to be gained from nothing. To kick things off this week, I choose to support this statement by considering a monumental event that occurred last spring quarter, unbeknownst to at least 75 percent of the Irvine campus. Ha

Glancing around UC Irvine today, it is easy to see why it has gained the nickname 'Under Construction Indefinitely.'

Hopefully midterms have come and gone

On Nov. 3, UC Irvine presented the Celebrating 40 Years of Innovation Symposium at the Barclay Theatre in conjunction with the new exhibit 'Under Cons

From Oct. 9 through Oct. 15, the Christ Our Redeemer Church in Irvine along with members of UC Irvine's Alpha Phi Alpha African-American fraternity or

Anita Hill, professor of social policy, law and women's studies at Brandeis University's School of Social Policy and Management, addressed issues of r

Women danced with candles atop their heads and audience members sampled foods in front of the Gateway Study Center on Nov. 1. This celebration, thrown

On Nov. 4, the 2005 Center for Unconventional Security Affairs' Human Security Summit began at UC Irvine. The summit was held under the Coalition Adv

Fall's sunset came early on Thursday, bringing an uncomfortable, lonely chill to everyone on Ring Road. What was a shivering student to do? Well, war

When the Navajo were called to service in the spring of 1942, they met the challenge of service in World War II with innovation and pride despite thei

With enormous Greek letters propped outside the building walls and girls and guys in bright sweatshirts displaying their Greek letters, Arroyo Vista i

On Thursday, Nov. 3, Richard Miles, former United States ambassador to Georgia, Azerbaijan and Bulgaria, spoke at UC Irvine's Social Science Plaza abo