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‘Augie March’ Marks Bellow’s Democratic Ideals

FeaturesZareh Delanchian -
Writer Saul Bellow, who died last week at the age of 89, was hailed by many modern writers and literary critics as one of the greatest postwar America

Students Prepare for Career Fair

NewsSona Patel -
As students prepare for life after graduation, some may find themselves frantically searching for a full-time job while others are getting ready for g

Torture Comes With Jimmy Choo Sandals

FeaturesTaraneh Arhamsadr -
For me, reading has always served two purposes: education or entertainment. Throughout my 15-odd years of reading experience, I have come across few p

PSP and DS

FeaturesJoe Del -
Since 1989, Nintendo has had a stranglehold on the handheld gaming industry.

MS Walk at UCI

FeaturesRob Oandasan -
On April 10, hundreds of participants gathered on campus, walking in support of multiple sclerosis patients worldwide.

Former PM Defends Spanish Policies

NewsBryce Plank -
On Saturday, April 9, in the latest event sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democracy, UC Irvine hosted a lecture entitled 'Leadership in a Glo

‘U.S. News’ Rankings Place Programs Among Nation’s Best

NewsAnkit Mathur -
U.S. News and World Report's newest rankings for graduate school programs ranks many of UC Irvine's programs among the top of their field. In its firs

40th Mark Celebrates Innovation

NewsAllan Taing -
With UC Irvine's 40th anniversary quickly approaching in June, the university is in the midst of planning a six-month-long celebration lasting from Ju

Merage Outlines School’s Focus; ‘Sustainable, Profitable Growth’

NewsBrett Miller -
In an April 5 luncheon hosted by the Paul Merage School of Business, Merage outlined his vision for the school's future, proposing to use business pra

Act! Speak! Build!

FeaturesGladys Rama -
Irvine High School is familiar territory for Dennis Nguyen, a fourth-year biological sciences major at UC Irvine.

Student Athletes Score Big in Academics

NewsAllan Taing -
In an attempt to improve the academic success of student athletes, the National Collegiate Athletic Association recently released its Academic Progres

Older Than The First Time, But Not Quite Old

FeaturesElizabeth Black -
'Education is the best provision for the journey to old age.'
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