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Second Wave Of Food Hoarding Hits As Cases Continue To Rise

With holidays around the corner and COVID-19 cases on the rise, many supermarkets and food distribution companies are anticipating another surge in demand.  When...

2020 Electoral Outcome: UCI Student Reactions

Joe Biden was announced to be the President-elect, with Kamala Harris as his Vice President-elect, on Nov. 7 after a four-day wait for...

OC Supervisor Andrew Do Found Not Guilty For Money Laundering

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do has been found not guilty for money laundering on Oct. 23, after an investigation provided insufficient evidence to...

Biden Trumps Trump to Become the 46th President of the United States of America

The People of the United States of America have chosen Joe Biden as the next President of the United States of America. President-elect...

The 2020 General Election: UCI Speaks

The New University asked UCI students for their opinions on voting and why it matters to them. Here are four students and their...

OC Food Banks Awarded Federal Grant Amid Increasing Unemployment

The Orange County Board of Supervisors approved an additional $3 million increase in funding to Orange County’s Second Harvest Food Bank and Community...

UCI Illuminations Culminates 1619 Series With A Conversation Between Students And Nikole Hannah-Jones

Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter Nikole Hannah-Jones engaged in a virtual Q&A session to discuss the importance of her 1619 Project and...

Dr. Victoria Gonzalez Rivera On Afro-Latinidades in Central America

UC Irvine’s Department of Chicano/Latino Studies hosted a zoom webinar commemorating Latinx History month on Oct. 22. In the webinar, Dr. Victoria Gonzalez-Rivera,...

The UCI Black Alumni Chapter Hosts The Black Index Art Exhibition: A New Tomorrow

“The Black Index Art Exhibition” offered a preview over Zoom to raise funds for the Black Alumni Future scholarship fund and the art...

UCI Hosts Virtual STEM Career Fair

UCI’s Division of Career Pathways held its second virtual career fair on Oct. 15. The event was held virtually to comply with COVID-19...

UCI Humanities Hosts Intersecting Realities: Health, Race and the Ongoing Legacies Of Slavery and Jim Crow

The UCI Humanities Center hosted Intersecting Realities: Health, Race and the Ongoing Legacies Of Slavery and Jim Crow, an event that is part...

“A Real Bookstore:” Independently-Owned Arvida Book Co. Opens In Old Town Tustin

Arvida Book Co., an independently-owned bookstore located in Old Town Tustin, opened its doors at the beginning of October. Featuring a number of...

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