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Simone Weil and AI: The lesson before the answer 

ColumnsJacqueline Lee -
Simone Weil, a 20th-century French philosopher, treated attention as a moral discipline that teaches people to encounter the world with humility. With the...

Why Camus lingers

ColumnsJacqueline Lee -
Albert Camus will often enter students’ lives incidentally through a classroom text or a casual recommendation.  Camus speaks to a stage of life when...

Performed depth: The cost of trying to be interesting 

ColumnsJacqueline Lee -
In 2026, when everyone wants to be interesting, far fewer people are actually interested in something. That difference reveals a deeper problem in contemporary...

Movies aren’t billion dollar lottery tickets

A&EOpinion Writer -
Hollywood has a multi-billion dollar problem: budget control. Over the past few years, there has been an influx of disappointing entertainment that is upsetting...

Book bans are a fight over the future

ColumnsJacqueline Lee -
Discussions of childhood are a battleground in American politics. Every fight over a child is a fight over the future. In legislative debates,...

The proposed OMB Rule could harm UCI

EditorialsEditor In Chief -
On May 29, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) proposed a rule that would rewrite the existing Uniform Guidance under CFR Part...

The perilous implications of statewide elections

SatireCasey Mendoza -
We all saw the hustle and bustle occurring around Gateway Study Center and Langson Library around the beginning of June. I was hoping...

The American Dream in 2026

ColumnsJacqueline Lee -
Historian James Truslow Adams coined the term “American Dream” during the Great Depression to describe the possibility of a better life available to...

Feed-ing into propaganda: The effects of memetic warfare

ColumnsOpinion Writer -
The face of propaganda shifts as times change, and governments have always manipulated the media to achieve their own goals. During World War...

A test for America’s 250th birthday

ColumnsJulia Kremenetsky -
The United States officially turned 250 years old on July 4, 2026. For many, this is a milestone worth celebrating. Others may consider...

Should standardized testing come back to UC admissions?

OpinionOpinion Writer -
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of California unanimously agreed to abolish the testing requirement, as high school students could no longer safely...

AB 1821 would limit student journalists

EditorialsEditor In Chief -
Proposed amendments to California Assembly Bill 1821 will be re-referred to the California Senate Judiciary Committee on June 30. In its current form,...
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