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Professor John Hollowell Says Goodbye

FeaturesAkane Odake -
Senior lecturer John Hollowell's literary journalism travel-writing class is always full of life. As a well-experienced professor who has been teachin

Wiener Shares His Research on Lennon

FeaturesLinda Domingo -
In 1981, history professor Jon Wiener began a legal battle against the FBI which ended up lasting over 20 years.

UCI Engineers Take the Stage

FeaturesJoe Del -
A fact frequently forgotten, but unalterably true, is that everything had to be invented. This copy of the New U in your hand is made possible by the

WORLDLY PERSPECTIVES

FeaturesJessica Morreale -
A soft wind blows through UC Irvine's Social Science buildings, cooling the intense heat of a late spring morning. Though it is a Saturday, the buildi

‘Kite Runner’ Author Reaches Out

FeaturesShima Khan -
He finished moving from one house to another at midnight and took a flight from the Bay Area to Orange County at five in the morning the following day

‘Past to Present’ Delights at Crawford

FeaturesVeronica Lewis -
Scattered throughout the sea of red, black and green tables that were topped with deep-fried African cookies and colorful centerpieces, smiling member

The Cravery Quickly Creates Loyals

FeaturesTracy Ung -
If 'rumbling' was a language, then the collective rumbling of the stomachs of UCI students wouldn't just say 'We have no food court and we're hungry.'

BLAC Offers More and More

FeaturesGenevieve Ernst -
Growing up in the San Francisco private school system, diversity meant having a few Asian, Latino, and African-American kids in my class, respectively....

ASUCI Elections: Looking Back

FeaturesBryce Plank -
A few weeks ago, I wrote an article about the perceived apathy of UC Irvine students towards the then upcoming Associated Students of UC Irvine govern

Correa Tackles The Down and Dirty

FeaturesAkane Odake -
I took Kassia Wosick-Correa's class, Sociology 69 (The Sociology of Sexuality), and I could only describe it as amazing. It was a culture shock for so

ANSA Fights Adversity With Entertainment and Advocacy

FeaturesTaraneh Arhamsadr -
Are we living in a Star Wars universe? It sure seems that way sometimes. But with the joy it will be bringing nerds nationwide starting this Thursday,

STAR WARS – Feeling the Force

FeaturesJoe Del -
On May 25, 1977 the world changed. It wasn't a major change, to be sure; not the splitting of the atom or the discovery of penicillin or the launching
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