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Affirmative action and supporting all students from vulnerable groups

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Over the last five years, higher education admissions policy has undergone a stark shift from years past. Since the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court...

The rise of conservative femininity online

ColumnsOpinion Writer -
From being a girlboss to being just a girl, there has been a shift in how feminism is presented in the mainstream. This...

The addiction to artificial authenticity in social media

ColumnsOpinion Writer -
Stardom and virality are desired by the masses. Relatable experiences — such as eating out or traveling — have become commodities to be...

Moderating approaches to artificial intelligence in education

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Editor's Note: On Oct. 10, 2025, an interview was removed from the following article due to safety concerns. Call it the modern arms race...

Fiction and power: How stories shape politics

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Authors have long used their pens as a tool to incite change. From writing about tales of friendship to personal sorrows, there is...

UCI must foster community with more social cohesion opportunities

EditorialsNew U Manager -
Despite an 85-67 home loss to UC San Diego on Feb. 8, UC Irvine’s Men’s Basketball team did something rarely seen at the...

Maladaptive daydreaming and the harm in fantasizing

ColumnsIsabella Ehring -
Walter Mitty is a jaunty World War I pilot commandeering a hydroplane with a faithful crew. He is a seasoned neurosurgeon with a...

An honest review of Black History Month

Op-EdsOpinion Writer -
Black History Month is upon us, and it’s time for all social, civic and governmental agencies to dedicate their time to highlighting the...

The new Asian American

ColumnsRebecca Do -
The Hallyu wave and promotion of Japanese culture in the West have reached their peak in recent years, as K-pop, anime and Asian...

Recognizing Black History Month 

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New University’s editorial board acknowledges the annual observation of Black History Month this February.  February is the birth month of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick...

The secession mirage: How division undermines progress 

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In Feb. 2024, a standoff between the federal government and Texas’s National Guard was posited as an alleged “civil war” in many provocative...

Miss America as wartime propaganda

ColumnsIsabella Ehring -
On Sept. 7, 1968, inside Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey, the 41st annual Miss America Pageant unfolded. In its ordinary, glitzy...
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