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Ayleen Valentine’s elevated garage chic sound transforms the Moroccan Lounge stage

A&ELillian Beatrice Dunn -
Through the hazy, blue lighting of the Moroccan Lounge, alternative indie singer-songwriter Ayleen Valentine emerged from darkness wearing a gas mask to obscure...

Cross-Cultural Center presents annual Deconstruction Zone project, ‘Unpacking White Supremacy’

FeaturesCampus News Writer -
The Cross-Cultural Center (CCC) hosted its signature Deconstruction Zone project with the theme “Unpacking White Supremacy,” inviting campus organizations and the UCI community...

Nicolas DiDomizio on queer representation and his newest novel “Nearlywed”

A&ELillian Beatrice Dunn -
Nicolas DiDomizio’s latest novel, “Nearlywed,” is a witty queer rom-com challenging the pressures of being a couple on the verge of marriage, set...

Student Gaza Solidarity Encampment protestors issued suspensions

Campus NewsSkylar Paxton -
Organizations within the encampment, UCI Divest, Students for Justice in Palestine at UCI and Anakbayan at UCI, have also received interim suspensions....

In Conversation with LSD and the Search for God

A&EJune Min -
Though San Francisco’s LSD and the Search for God have only released two EPs in their 17 years of existence, the two rank...

Beyond the Mic: The Singing Journey of UCI’s Ananya Kashyap

A&EAnanya Kashyap -
Third-year computer science student Ananya Kashyap uses singing as an escape. When she is frustrated with schoolwork, or when she feels emotionally overwhelmed,...

Discussing the Accessibility of Manifestation Music with Ashley Sienna

A&ELillian Beatrice Dunn -
20-year-old dark pop singer-songwriter Ashley Sienna has taken the Internet by storm with a new genre of music she calls “manifestation music.” First...

UCI’s Game Design and Interactive Media Major: A Good Launch Point into a Demanding Yet Rewarding Industry

FeaturesIshan Varshney -
UC Irvine began offering the Computer Game Science major to students in the Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences (ICS) in...

Ethnic Studies Should Be a Nationwide Graduation Requirement

EditorialsZahira Vasquez -
Making ethnic studies courses a nationwide graduation requirement will challenge students to think critically about the institutions and policies that marginalize people of color.

Society Needs to Be More Compassionate Towards the Homeless

EditorialsZahira Vasquez -
Before we can properly address homelessness, we have to treat affected individuals with the same level of humanity, kindness and respect as everyone else. 

Florida’s Legalization of Medical Discrimination Dehumanizes the LGBTQ+ Community

EditorialsTrista Lara -
While the right to freedom of speech is vital, it does not surpass the importance of granting any individual the opportunity to safely seek and receive necessary medical care.

Why the Economy Should Not Be the Only Focus When Talking About Immigration

EditorialsZahira Vasquez -
With an increasing number of people wanting to immigrate to the U.S., the discussion of an immigrant's role in our country has grown. This discussion often focuses on the relationship between immigrants and the U.S. economy.
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