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UCR is known for having one of the best and most well-known events of the year, Spring Splash. This year’s Spring Splash was highly anticipated since it was the first in-person one after two years of the pandemic restricting student life events. The morning heat didn’t stop students from lining up at 9 a.m. for […]

On May 10, 2022, Shireen Abu Akleh and her team of reporters were covering the Israeli Occupation Force’s raid of a Palestinian refugee camp in Jenin, a city in the West Bank, Palestine. Though the entire team wore their press gear: a blue bulletproof vest and a blue helmet which both read the word “PRESS” […]

Tired of eating Panda Express or The Habit every other day during your gap hour? Scotty’s Convenience Store, located at the HUB, Glasgow, and Market at North District, has some delicious snacks and meals ready to go for you! Those who live on campus can also use their dining dollars. Here are some of my […]

Post-Mother’s Day, it is time to consider just how little is actually done to support mothers and their health. Despite being a developed country, America doesn’t do much to improve or mitigate the obscene maternal mortality rates in America. According to the CDC, there were 20.1 maternal deaths for every 100,000 live births in 2019, […]

Now that the seasons are rapidly changing, it’s time to try something new. What’s better than a new Starbucks drink to obsess over? Social media is running rampant with new Starbucks inventions everyday. With the abundance of a new variety, now’s the perfect time to shake things up a bit! As we approach the end […]

It would seem that the target audience for the majority of social media apps is constantly getting younger. With this shift in online culture comes a great deal of new dangers for parents and teens alike. Having a new generation of children grow up strictly on the internet is going to have serious consequences. Allowing […]

Any UCR student that has walked across campus has probably ran into a few members of the Skate Club. Its members have seemingly taken ownership of the Bell Tower, citing its ideal location away from classrooms and flat surface as a perfect combination. The Skate Club has positioned itself as an organization that welcomes all, […]

For decades, the Philippine elections have revolved around a mountain of misinformation spread throughout Facebook, Instagram and recently TikTok. This is due to the lack of regulation and laws that do not prohibit the publication of false information leading up to crucial elections. As we know, misinformation happens everywhere in the world. We’ve seen this […]

Aries (March 21 – April 19): Five of Cups Something hasn’t turned out the way you expected and you feel as though things are shifting in ways you don’t understand. You’re choosing to remain ensconced in the past and you’re letting old grievances drive you. You have a lot of drive, Aries, that’s undeniable. But […]

The leak of the potential overturn of Roe v. Wade on May 2 was a horrific shock to much of America. Though it was known to be under review by the Supreme Court in Dec 2021 for potential overturn, the leak still came as a shock. Many people immediately despaired at the consequences that the […]