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Writing in the Aftermath

Author and professor of literary journalism, Amy Wilentz, speaks about her experiences writing a book about the restructuring of Haiti. Amy Wilentz, author, journalist...

Leg. Council Update: Week 2

The Legislative Council discusses the current situation and the future of the Anteater Express. The ASUCI Legislative Council held their weekly meeting on Tuesday,...

The Year Of The Rabbit

The passionate fourth-year president of a poetry club, Nghiem Le, invites the other club members to bring their hands to the center and...

Breathe In, Breathe Out, Repeat

After a busy first day of classes, I decided to take a lunch break in the middle of Aldrich Park. While eating my...

In Love And War

Looking for love? Too bad there isn’t an app for it. Or a barcode scanner where a detailed description of someone who you...

A ‘Building for the Future’

The Paul Merage School of Business will expand with a new building and mark UCI’s 50th anniversary.   Members and friends of the UC Irvine...

‘Wedging’ the Climate

UCI professor urges further change to end the emission of greenhouse gases.   In a recent study published in the Environmental Research Letters, UC Irvine...

State Budget Stable for Now

Gov. Brown’s 2013-14 budget calls for increased spending towards education and health care, while projecting a rare surplus.   Gov. Jerry Brown declared the end...

The Spread of Academic Cheating

UCLA assistant professor and UCI alumnus Rick Grannis speaks on the contexts and dynamics of cheating.   UCLA assistant professor of sociology and UCI Ph.D....

News in Brief: Week 2

UC Irvine Arts Professor Passes Away at 38  UCI Arts Computation Engineering program founding member and associate professor of studio art Beatriz Noronha da...

The Art Of Fangirling

You obsess over your favorite band and smother your walls with their posters (signed by all of the members, of course). There are...

The Dish List: La Sirena Grill

The words “healthy” and “Mexican food” are seldom seen next to each other, but at La Sirena Grill, it is common vernacular. Mexican...

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