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Labor Union Protests Against Governor

Dozens of workers from SEIU Local 660, the union representing all of the public employees of Los Angeles County, protested at the Pereira Drive entran

Campus Invests Millions to Refurbish Old Classrooms

Millions of dollars have gone into renovating 51 out of 91 deteriorating classrooms and lecture halls at UCI this summer through physical and technolo

Reeve’s Legacy Lives On at UCI

On Oct. 18, researchers, professors and representatives from different paralytic research foundations such as the Reed Fund and the Paralysis Fund of

New Dispatch Center Aids UCI Police

Earlier this year, the UC Irvine Police Department upgraded their dispatch center, resulting in quicker response times and more accurate and efficient

Forum Allows Candidates to Address Student Concerns

Candidates for Irvine mayor, local state assembly districts and Orange County Supervisor District 1 were present at UCI on Oct. 19 for a candidate for

Proposition 101:

A closer look into some of the propositions that will be on the November ballot

Result of Budget Cuts Unfavorable

UC Irvine never looks the same after a fun summer away. This fall, one of the most obvious changes is the missing sign on 100 Gateway Commons that use

Erdman’s ‘Nine Hills’ Pleases With Unique Approach

Sarah Erdman's debut novel 'Nine Hills to Nambonkaha' is characteristic of good literature, beginning in birth and ending in rebirth. This book is hig

The U-Club Welcomes Us

Though most students have walked by it, many don't know about the University Club restaurant located on campus between the engineering and physical sc

A Dose of reality

So now that it's third week and you're starting to settle in, take a good look around. You're probably sitting in a huge lecture hall with 400 other

Irvine Mayor Accused of Favoritism

Irvine Mayor Larry Agran recently came under harsh scrutiny after some of his friends and political allies accused him of engaging in unethical behavi

Security of E-Voting Machines Questioned

In the upcoming Nov. 2 election, Orange County voters will be among the 20 to 30 percent of voters nationwide to use a new, controversial electronic

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