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Rerouting the trans rights movement

Casey Mendoza - December 17, 2025

Educating The Masses

OpinionAbel Saldana - October 22, 2013

It’s a rare and nationally detrimental occurrence when the Republican Party decides to implement a government shutdown. It’s rarer still that, even with...

The Case for Museum Photography

OpinionEli Heller - October 15, 2013

Let me tell you what it is like to be an art history major at UC Irvine. Syllabi often read “30% - Essay...

Editorial: The Financial Miseducation

EditorialsEditorial Board - January 26, 2020

With financial and economic hardships plaguing the nation, a logical assumption would be that people are now taking a closer look at their...

The Freedom To Dress

OpinionBryce Tham - October 15, 2013

For most students, what you wear equates to how you are perceived. Your sense of fashion is what defines you, a sort of...

Political Maneuvers and The Peace Prize

OpinionOpinion Writer - October 15, 2013

Oftentimes students and professors alike wonder what, in fifty years, curricula will document as important aspects of history from the beginning of the...

The Fault in Differences

OpinionAlan Chan - October 15, 2013

Tuesday marks 14 days since disagreements between House Republicans and President Obama caused the closure of all non-vital government organizations and placed America...

The Hill in Search of Profits Disregards Students

OpinionJacqueline Rosenberg - October 15, 2013

The end of Week Two usually brings about a plethora of Anteaters dropping, adding, or switching classes that they were originally enrolled in....

Closed Until Further Notice

OpinionEditorial Board - October 8, 2013

The federal government’s shutdown has caused businesses to stop functioning, civil servants and soldiers to wait for their pay, and all non-essential services...