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A Different Kind of Festival

Opinion Writer - May 3, 2016

The Beautiful Ballet of “Sleeping Beauty”

A&EOpinion Writer - April 5, 2016

By Caitlin Antonios There is hardly a more illustrious and elusive form of dance than ballet. While it may seem inaccessible to people that...

Blackout or Bust: Found Poetry

Old ItemsOpinion Writer - April 5, 2016

Poems and Photos by Michelle Turken By Cheyda Arhamsadr Blackout poetry is a form of found poetry, in which a piece of written text is...

Basking in the Ambience

A&EOpinion Writer - March 1, 2016

By Javier Burdette Electronic dance music. Ecstasy. Neon clothing. Grown adults sucking on pacifiers. These are the images that probably flash into the average...

The Crossroads of Race, Politics and Medicine at UCI

A&EOpinion Writer - February 9, 2016

By Michelle Turken Professors, students and community members converged for a day of history, poetry and philosophical debate at the ‘Slavery at the Crossroads...

UCI Food Pantry Coordinator Discusses Plans for Development and Expansion

NewsOpinion Writer - February 9, 2016

By Ian Edwards Since the opening of UC Irvine’s first food pantry in Oct. 2015, the campus has been implementing programs to expand its...

Clint Smith Shares His ‘Shiny Things’ at New Narratives

Old ItemsOpinion Writer - January 19, 2016

By Nicole Block Clint Smith is fairly new to the public sphere, but the rising Black activist has distinguished himself as one of the...

MisterWives Master the Observatory

Old ItemsOpinion Writer - October 20, 2015

By Deanna Tayag Imagine this: a pixie-like, socially-educated and incredibly-talented young woman at the forefront, bathed in red light, two guitarists with cotton candy-colored...