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UCI Community Helps With Hurricane Relief

A chance conversation with a carpet installer at the Bren Events Center led Bernadette Strobel-Lopez, the facility's coordinator, to organize a last-m

Welcome Week With a Bam

In a week-long festival to welcome new and returning students back to UCI, Welcome Week will provide numerous activities to entertain Anteaters. With

Jumpstart Your Year With Quality Playtime

UC Irvine is home to many different kinds of clubs and organizations that work year-round to provide aid or service to the communities around them. On

Mock Trial Becomes Real at UCI

This year at UC Irvine, undergraduate students interested in the field of law will be able to experience their own courtroom dramas, rather than just

UCI Tenth Among Top Public Schools in New Rankings

UC Irvine ranked 40th among all national universities and 10th among public universities in the newly released annual rankings by U.S. News and World

UC Welcomes Displaced NOLA Students

In response to the devastation of Hurricane Katrina that left tens of thousands of people homeless, the University of California, along with many othe

UCI Fraternity Suspended Following Pledge Death

On Aug. 28, a football game at San Marcos Park between students from Cal Poly Pomona and students from the UC Irvine chapter of Lambda Phi Epsilon res

Female Students Outstudy Males

Women outperform men in college classes and tend to graduate earlier, according to a recent study conducted by the Student Monitor, a market research

Zionists Allege Discrimination

A New York-based Jewish organization has called on the U.S. Department of Education to investigate claims of anti-Semitism at UC Irvine. A civil right

Freshmen Park Farther From UCI Campus

In an effort to decrease traffic in the core of the University of California, Irvine campus, freshman commuters are being made to park at the more rem

Kappa Sigma Recovers from Vandalism

The last thing that the brothers of UC Irvine's Kappa Sigma fraternity expected to find upon returning from their annual weekend getaway to Baja, Cali

Governor Pledges More K-12 Teachers

On May 31, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, University of California President Robert Dynes and California State University Chancellor Charles Reed gathere

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