UCI’s Center for Storytelling hosted “Photojournalism on the Edge,” a Zoom webinar discussion featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Carolyn Cole, on May 13.
Barry Siegel, the...
The following photos depict the once lively, now desolate WeHo entertainment strip of stores, bars, restaurants, etc. due to COVID-19 shutdowns back in March and continuing throughout the pandemic.
By: Sharmin Shanur
UCI’s School of Medicine has been trying to bridge the growing divide between the humanities and medical sciences. It seems that throughout...
Filtered photosets of Italian food and carefully angled selfies are common sights on social media nowadays. From Facebook to Snapchat, people have numerous outlets...
By Summer Wong
Black and white photos perfectly lining the white walls and hanging from suspension cables up on the ceiling. Bright lights shining directly...
Irving Penn, one of the most influential and recognized photographers in the world of fashion, died Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the age of 92. Penn was an expert in combining the worlds of fashion and celebrity with his signature minimalistic style and grace. He has gained recognition and respect in the art world since his first published cover of Vogue in 1943.
