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‘Eaters Drop Season Opener

In what turned out to be a classic baseball pitching duel to open the season, UC Irvine was shut out by the visiting...

That’s Just Somethin’ Dejno

Standing at a sizeable 6’4” and playing as the outside hitter for UC Irvine’s men’s volleyball team, Jeremy Dejno is a formidable force...

Nelson Defends the Bren

When push came to shove the Anteaters showed their determination in a highly contested game against Long Beach State. The valiant back and...

MMA: Tapping Out

Standing around waiting for my prepping trainer to bring me my gear, I recognize the signed photos and boxing gloves of the previous...

Feature: Pete Fernandez

Standing at approximately 5’10 with a physique honed through long hours at the gym, Peter Fernandez exudes a combination of charisma and warmth...

‘Eaters Defeat the Tritons

The UCI men’s volleyball team came out strong and fully energized  as they took on the UC San Diego Tritons at the Bren...

From the UK to the US: Luke Nelson Shines

You know who he is, you’ve seen him play, and chances are you’ve awed over his British accent. If you haven’t, then you...

Super Bowl XLVIII: Who Will Win?

In a season full of surprising twists, turns and endless blown calls by referees, the 48th edition of the Super Bowl is almost...

Anteaters Fall in Overtime

In what proved to be one of the most memorable matches of the year thus far, UC Irvine had its Homecoming spoiled as...

Jennifer Tsurumoto Takes Point

In her final season donning the Anteater blue and gold, Jennifer Tsurumoto is continuing to forge a memorable career for herself in the...

UCI Falls to Rival BYU

Let’s go back to May 4, 2013, one of the proudest days in Anteater history; the day UC Irvine’s men’s volleyball team beat...

UCI Still the Best in the Big West

The UCI men’s basketball team hasn’t lost a game all year. Granted they’ve only played five games so far in 2014, the ’Eaters...

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