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Organizations Seek to Lower the High Cost of U.S. Texbooks

NewsFarnaz Mohiuddin -
A recent study compiled by the California Student Public Interest Research Group, or CALPIRG, discovered that students polled at UCI spend an average

Strikers Move to Convenience Shoppers

NewsHelene Rybol -
Nearly a month after union leaders called a strike against the three largest super market chains, there appears to be no end in a sight for compromise

Vampires in Suburbia

FeaturesJessica Hong -
We all remember the goths from high school, the kids in trench coats with coal-lined eyes that sat under the stairs or in the parking lot listening to

My Portrait

FeaturesElizabeth Black -
In my previous column, I discussed the physical changes UCI and the Irvine community have endured over the last 25 years. The past few weeks back here

Debate Heats Up as Students and Faculty Address Foreign Policy

NewsIrene Wang -
Student leaders from both liberal and conservative perspectives battled it out in a two-on-two debate at Crystal Cove Auditorium on Oct. 30.

Rainbow Festival Kicks off With Huffington

FeaturesAmardeep Gill -
Friends, fun, food and dances from around the world are just a few of the activities that will be available during UCI's 19th annual Rainbow Festival

Management Ranks High in Nation

NewsJoanne Lee -
UCI's own Graduate School of Management ranked 15th-best in the nation in its Executive MBA Program by the Financial Times. The GSM sees this rankin

R.A.D. Makes Life Safer For the Women of UCI

FeaturesNatalie Graham -
According to the FBI, one case of rape occurs every seven minutes in the United States. Each year, about 90,000 cases are reported to police, but it i

Youth in Politics to Rock the Vote

NewsEmily Reiter -
Rock the Vote, an organization dedicated to engaging youth in the political process, will hold the Democratic Presidential Candidates' Forum in Boston

Criminology, Law and Society – Professor Profile

FeaturesAubrey Manahl -
James Vigil, a professor in UCI's Department of Criminology, Law and Society and a well-known author was born and raised in downtown Los Angeles. As a

Experts Discuss Effects of Climate Change

NewsHelene Rybol -
A series of distinguished UC experts and an award-winning New York Times journalist presented their views on global warming in 'Climate Change: What

Students Back Albertsons Union Strikers

NewsVernon Ng -
In support of grocery store employees on strike, a coalition of about 20 UCI students protested inside the Albertsons grocery store on Campus Drive be
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