A presentation by UC Irvine's College Republicans and the campus-unaffiliated United American Committee on Feb. 28 in the Crystal Cove Auditorium devolved into chaos as audience members and panelists exchanged harsh words over three controversial cartoons
UC Irvine student groups rarely warrant mention in an international discussion of religion, but on Feb. 28, a panel discussion sponsored by UCI's College Republicans
Kristen Lucero, fourth-year political science major and president of the College Republicans.
Kareem Elsayed, fifth-year biomedical engineering major and former president of the Muslim Student Union.
On the eve of a heated protest by the Muslim Student Union against the College Republicans, two academics from Bethlehem University and Hebrew University engaged in a dialogue to impart an understanding of the conflict in the Middle East as part of a join
While Alan Aragon, a professional nutritionist, spoke to a crowd of approximately 50 UC Irvine students, he dispelled many popular myths surrounding weight loss, muscle gain and exercise.
Last week with all the to-do about the College Republicans and the Muslim Student Union, you may have overlooked another important on-campus event: Take the Stairs Day.
UC Irvine may not have a football team to garner its school victories, but with the bright prospects of our Mock Trial team, the Anteater name is still being carried no less triumphantly. Although the team is only in its first year and still a newcomer to
The migration by Americans into gated communities is a growing trend that does more harm than good, and does not provide the safety, security and sense of community that residents seek, according to Setha Low, professor of environmental psychology and ant
Among the Winter Olympics bustle, on Wednesday, Feb. 16, UC Irvine had its own champion to cheer for as fourth-year biological sciences major Vivek Mehta was announced as one of 20 students in the nation chosen to be on USA Today's 2006 All-USA College Ac
The beloved Anthill Pub has been included in the plans for the renovated Student Center, set to re-open in fall 2007. Whether students knew about it or not, these plans have always been public information.
The United States allocates less than 1 percent of its budget for foreign aid.
U.S. Millennium Campaign Coordinator Carol Welch discussed the United Nation's efforts to eradicate poverty and the participation required by the United States last week at UC
