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NewsChristine Tsai -
Cheryl Bartholomy was recently named the executive director of development of cancer programs at UCI.

The U-Club Welcomes Us

FeaturesMax Velasco -
Though most students have walked by it, many don't know about the University Club restaurant located on campus between the engineering and physical sc

A Dose of reality

FeaturesAndrea Juarez -
So now that it's third week and you're starting to settle in, take a good look around. You're probably sitting in a huge lecture hall with 400 other

Irvine Mayor Accused of Favoritism

NewsAllan Taing -
Irvine Mayor Larry Agran recently came under harsh scrutiny after some of his friends and political allies accused him of engaging in unethical behavi

Security of E-Voting Machines Questioned

NewsKelli Conkey -
In the upcoming Nov. 2 election, Orange County voters will be among the 20 to 30 percent of voters nationwide to use a new, controversial electronic

UCI Community Mourns Passing of Professor Jacques Derrida

NewsGladys Rama -
More than a week after the death of Jacques Derrida, renowned philosopher and a professor at UC Irvine, colleagues and students are only just beginnin

Out Week Attempts to Promote Open Minds

FeaturesAnnie Espili -
Ever wanted to become more active on campus? More specifically, would you like to be involved with concerns about student life other than the more vis

Distinguished Poet Shares Work

NewsPamela Won -
Chicano poet Jimmy Santiago Baca visited the Cross-Cultural Center on Oct. 11 to speak to students and alumni about his life and poetry. Born in 1957

Result of Budget Cuts Unfavorable

FeaturesJanelle Eagle -
UC Irvine never looks the same after a fun summer away. This fall, one of the most obvious changes is the missing sign on 100 Gateway Commons that use

Candidates Seek Irvine City Council Seats

NewsAllan Taing -
In order to allow Irvine residents to see and hear from the candidates running for mayor and city council seats, the American Association of Retired P

Erdman’s ‘Nine Hills’ Pleases With Unique Approach

FeaturesVernon Ng -
Sarah Erdman's debut novel 'Nine Hills to Nambonkaha' is characteristic of good literature, beginning in birth and ending in rebirth. This book is hig

Bill Cosby Performs to Aid Samueli Center

NewsErica Shen -
An audience of more than 750 gathered at the Irvine Barclay Theatre on Oct. 8 to watch Bill Cosby's comedy performance. The event raised $144,000 to
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