Rubaita-Iqbal
The signs as snacks
Aries (March 21–April 19): Popcorn
Loud, explosive and impossible to ignore. You show up in big bursts and leave a mark everywhere.
Taurus (April 20–May 20):...
UCR’s range of major programs needs to expand
The University of California, Riverside (UCR) offers a range of majors and programs, but the selection is limited compared to other UC schools. Humanities...
Your Taco Bell zodiac
Aries (March 21–April 19): Crunchwrap Supreme
Like a Crunchwrap, Aries is built to move fast and get things done. Everything is packed into one decisive...
Take it or Leave it: Being argumentative does not make you a good lawyer
Being argumentative can be a strong asset for a lawyer, but only when it is paired with emotional intelligence, strategy and respect. People often...
Dye on the rise
Dye is a simple table game built on fast throws, quick reactions and noise. It looks casual from the outside, but it has its...
Dye on the rise
Dye is a simple table game built on fast throws, quick reactions and noise. It looks casual from the outside, but it has its...
Direct admission could transform college access to the UC
Direct admission is a new college enrollment approach that is being used by university systems, such as the California State University (CSU) system, to...
UCR students celebrate Thanksgiving
Question: What are you most thankful for this Thanksgiving?
Mark Linares, Pre-Business, Second Year
“I am most thankful for my roommates London Forbes, Jaedon...
UCR students celebrate culture and identity this Hispanic Heritage Month
Question: How do you plan on celebrating Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month?
Camila Gomez, Political Science/Law & Society, Second year (she/her)
“I plan on celebrating by eating both...
R’Perspective: Recognize why you’re burning out
With the start of a new school year, there’s a lot of excitement. New classes and new goals bring a fresh sense of motivation....