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Students Celebrate the Dead

FeaturesCatherine Nguyen -
Women danced with candles atop their heads and audience members sampled foods in front of the Gateway Study Center on Nov. 1. This celebration, thrown

A Student Journalist Travels

FeaturesSona Patel -
One hundred fifteen-degree weather, a camera, a notebook and dozens of Ein Gedi water bottles were all I needed to experience Israel.

Research and Recreation at the UCI Observatory

FeaturesEmilie Doolittle -
While the expansion of the universe accelerates, the UC Irvine community and the public can increase their knowledge of the universe by attending the

ACE: Building a World Between Arts and Sciences

FeaturesGenevieve Ernst -
The words 'Arts Computation Engineering' don't instantly conjure up an image in my head. At least they didn't when I used to pass the ACE trailers beh

UCI Latin Dance Revives Ballroom

FeaturesMaya Debbaneh -
Of the many dance organizations on the UC Irvine campus, modern dance has been one of the more crowd-friendly sources of participation. Groups like Ka

The Myth of Campuswide Greek Barbeques

FeaturesPeter Gabrio -
Now that you've perused the police log

Anteaters Reflect

FeaturesLinda Domingo -
Sorting through all of UC Irvine's distinctions, including a top-ranking among research universities in the nation, three Nobel laureates and over 30

What’s so Great About Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunities?

FeaturesTaraneh Arhamsadr -
From the time I entered junior high school in 1996 until now, I've noticed a breed of females that irritate me to no end.

Research Center Studies Tobacco Use

FeaturesSidra Ahmad -
By Sidra Ahmad Whenever we walk down Ring Road, we inhale secondhand smoke, whether or not we want to. Sure, we try to avoid those puffs around us

‘Bird’ is the Word When it Comes to Zankou

FeaturesGladys Rama -
If you have never heard of Zankou Chicken, it's probably because you haven't hung around a seedy strip mall lately.

An Intimate Portrait of John Lennon

FeaturesEva Vieyra-McDaniel -
One of the most popular names in music of the 20th century is once again the subject of another book. John Lennon, singer and songwriter most well-kno

Is a Scavenger Hunt Considered Hazing?

FeaturesJana Moser -
Arguably one of the most infamous aspects of going Greek, hazing, is continuously making headlines and spurring gossip nationwide amidst efforts to cu
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