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Yudof Defends the Budget Cuts
REGENTS: The New University interviews UC President Mark Yudof about the fee increase and budget.
Polo Wilts Under Pressure
WATER POLO: After a fast start to the season, UCI falls short on the road against some stiff opponents.
Tuition Keeps on Climbing
DEBT: Mid-year student fee increase sparks worry among many students during economic hard times
Lady Anteaters Ace Opponents
WOMEN’S VBALL: Pestolesi, Piggott, and Robertson lead the charge as UCi is ranked nationally early on.
A New Year, A New Season, Another Chance for Glory. ‘Eaters Ready to Go
When I came to UC Irvine in the fall of 2006, I was not expecting much school spirit for athletic programs. I was not attending a school like UCLA or USC where it is customary to paint your face and tailgate before football games.
However, I acquired a certain love for UCI athletics during my freshman year when I would walk to the men’s basketball games at the Bren Events Center from my dorm in Mesa Court. I usually attended the games just to relax and talk to some friends. Every game would go down to the final minute, so there was always a reason to stay and watch.
Sports Programs Are On the Rise at UCI. Don’t Miss Out on the Fun
There are a few topics of discussion that are bound to come up time and time again during your stay at UCI, including Mesa Court versus Middle Earth, how Irvine is so ridiculously safe, how Irvine has two cops within eyesight at every intersection and, most of all, how we have a science library instead of a football team.
Law School Sets Bar High for Inaugural Class of 68 Students
Academics: UC Irvine’s School of Law discusses its goals for the highly anticipated addition to campus.
$45 million granted for infectious disease research at UCI
Contribution: Research will be focusing on disease detection, treatments and vaccines.
Staff Farewell by Drew McCarroll
So after five long years, this is what it comes down to. I’ve got about two more weeks before I graduate, and find myself tossed into the post-graduate world. I have to say that I’ve had an eventful time here at Irvine. The school definitely lives up to its reputation, as the campus I leave behind looks quite different from the one I entered as a freshman. I like to think that I’ve had a pretty encompassing experience here. I’ve lived in Middle Earth, Campus Village, Vista Del Campo Norte, Stanford and was eventually forced to move back home for a year and taste commuter life, so I’ve encountered varied aspects of the school that many may never know.
The Race Winds Down: UC Student Regent 2010-2011
By the end of this month, the UC Board of Regents will officially appoint the student regent for the 2010-2011 year. Although it is unknown for sure who will get the appointment, two UC Irvine students have advanced to the final three considered candidates.