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Starbucks Scheduled to Open Nov. 6th

Campus: After delayed construction, Cornerstone will be replaced by Starbucks in the following weeks.

Know Your Propositions

Proposition 1A: Transportation Funding Protection 'Should the California Constitution be amended to further protect the state sales tax revenues for transportation purposes from general-purpose...

Candidates for 68th, 69th and 70th Districts Visit University Club

Politics: Candidates for State Assembly debated county politics in a forum moderated by Rick Reiff.

The Homeless of Irvine

There are no 99-cent stores in Irvine. There are no pigeons, but that's probably because there are no overhead telephone cables for pigeons...

Upper Classmen Say ‘Adios’ to Vista del Campo

Housing: Student Housing announced that VDC will give priority to first-and second-year students.

Electronic Waste Sent to Asia

The Coalition for Responsibility Regarding Electronic Waste held a lecture in Social Science Lecture Hall emphasizing the importance of properly recycling electronic waste...

Career Fair Helps Students Get Jobs

Jobs: Students met over 150 employers for possible job opportunities on Ring Road.

Black Students a Minority in Irvine

'UCI' is often jokingly said to stand for 'University of Chinese Immigrants,' and it often seems that if you are not of Asian...

UC President Encourages Student Voting

UC President Robert C. Dynes spoke on Ring Road Oct. 20 in effort to urge students to vote this November. Dynes' visit coincided with the launch of OCVote.com, a Web site for the Orange Country Regist

State Cuts Funds to Outreach Programs

It's no secret that the state of California is having trouble managing its money, and it seems to have decided that funding for...

Nursing Major Begins Fall 2006

Health: In response to a shortage of nurses in California, UC Irvine introduces nursing science major.

Students Contribute to Great Park

County: UC Irvine graduate students offered technological suggestions to Great Park developers.

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