With the insanity of the body-swapping incident claiming the personas of millions, perhaps there is no swap more significant than that between the sovereign of Vatican City Pope Francis and President Donald Trump, effectively making the figurehead of Catholicism the leader of the United States (and vice-versa). While many of you are praising God at the miraculous luck bestowed...
Since 1997, UC Riverside Professor of Comparative Literature and French Michelle Bloom, Ph. D, has selflessly lent her lifelong experience travelling the world, particularly France, while ardently studying literature and cinema through a comparative lense. Being mindful of the cultural differences that can be oversimplified when not researched extensively enough, she has heedlessly taught her students while exemplifying in...
If you’re in the market for a compact sedan, new or used, the Honda Civic is definitely going to be on your radar. For generations, the Civic has built up a reputation for being a practical, economical, dependable and fun sedan that lies within an affordable price range. As a result of its well-roundedness, it’s one of the best-selling...
On Tuesday, March 7 at HUB 355, UCR’s Women's Resource Center, LGBT Resource Center and Middle Eastern Student Center hosted acclaimed writer and sexuality educator Wazina Zondon to speak at UCR regarding her experience dealing with homophobia in the context of being raised as a Muslim.
Zondon chronicled her life from adolescence to adulthood. She started her testimony by...
Dear Features,
Hello Features! Something that has been bothering me lately is the issue of “drinking.” I am a freshman, and by no means should I be drinking. But it seems to be the trend. All my friends from high school have been going to parties ― you know, twerking and grinding like crazy. Every single time we hung...
Based on the parable of the mustard seed found in the Bible, a mustard seed is smaller than a fingertip but with faith it can grow into a plant up to 2,000 times larger than its original size. This is the meaning behind The Mustard Seed Project’s name: That something small, like care packages, can make a large impact...
Monday: Mujer Monologues
By: Martha Delgado, CW
At 5 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 27, doors opened to HUB 355 as students grabbed a Mujer journal and a pin before filling in the seats for the opening event of Semana de La Mujer (or, “Weekend of the Women”). Before the event began, Arlene Cano, social and cultural programmer for Chicano Student Programs,...
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Alfa Romeo hasn’t held a large market presence in the United States since they stopped selling cars here in 1995. While they sold their 8C supercar here in limited numbers, there were no tangible plans to return to the U.S. market until their parent company, Fiat, acquired Chrysler in 2009, creating Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA). As part of FCA’s...
Being the only UC in which the plurality of its students are not white but in fact Hispanic or Asian, UCR boasts student ethnicity demographics that are considered to be amongst the most diverse in the country. Still, despite this, at the very bottom of the student demographics chart is one racial group that is consistently recorded as the...