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Political spending shouldn’t be protected as free speech

OpinionOpinion Writer -
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) made a few rulings in late June , from transgender athletes in sports to birthright...

Democrats need to listen to their own voters

ColumnsOpinion Writer -
“Vote Blue no Matter Who” has become one of the Democratic Party’s defining slogans, but recent primary elections suggest that Democratic voters want...

Redwoods are endangered — time to bring them to UCI

SatireSam Jenson -
Coast redwoods, also known as Earth’s tallest tree, need to be planted in Aldrich Park. Yes, I am talking about the trees that...

Heidegger and the time we lose trying to save

ColumnsJacqueline Lee -
When every hour of the day is forced to have a defined value, it can be a waste long before it ends. Martin...

The private draft of self: Derrida and the Notes app 

ColumnsJacqueline Lee -
The Notes app has become a private room for feelings people may never say aloud. Apple even builds privacy into the app through...

The tragedy of treating your life like a draft

ColumnsJacqueline Lee -
College has become a four-year exercise in saying later. Later, after graduation. Later, after the internship. Later, after the first stable job, the...

Political interference threatens UC research

EditorialsEditor In Chief -
During the week of July 13, each defendant agency that terminated over a thousand research grants at the University of California (UC) submitted...

The need for more youth-centric online spaces

OpinionOpinion Writer -
Poptropica. Club Penguin. Webkinz. These were the online spaces that defined childhood in the early 21st century. These digital spaces were designed for...

Prize and prejudice: Colonialism in the World Cup

ColumnsRuby Goodwin -
Over the past month, teams from around the globe have tested their mettle in exciting World Cup matches. Unfortunately, some fans have one...

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...
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