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The Lowdown on The Drama (04.13.26)

The Drama, directed by Kristoffer Borgli and starring Zendaya & Robert Pattinson came out this last week. Listen to a discussion about the film, and whether it was worth all the hype, as Imogene and Alex go deep into their opinions on the movie.
Reported by Alexandria Robertson
Edited by Samantha Chen
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Convenience, or Cognitive Atrophy? - AI in Higher Education (04.13.26)

Kicking off another quarter at UCI, News Intern Tvisha discusses the implications of AI in our college education.
Reported by: Tvisha Yerramalli
Edited by: Sean Watanabe
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Love You to the Moon and Back America’s Fascination With Artemis II (04.13.26)

NASA’s latest moon-bound mission has been all the rage as of late. From the extensive media coverage to the endless support seen online, people just can’t get enough. Turns out, the crew aboard the Orion is actually doing much more than just simply gathering information for scientific research — they are inspiring the hearts of countless citizens across the country.
Recorded by Melani Cabudol
Edited by Christian Chung

The Indomitable American Spirit: Everyone Watches Women’s (03.16.26)

Following a thrilling gold medal victory, what could possibly happen with a surprise visitor and a phone call from the president? A whole lot. Continuing on from a previous discussion about politics at the Olympics, the USA men’s hockey team’s recent controversy had a lot to offer to not only re-address this question, but also bring up concerns surrounding women’s sports’ long-existing struggle for equal recognition.
 
Reported by Melani Cabudol
Edited by Ashley ThomasKUCI Instagram: www.instagram.com/kucinews/

Winter Quarter Recap (3.16.26)

Join Neha and special guest Caitlin as they talk about how this Winter Quarter went for them. From favorite boba spots to spring break plans, listen in to hear them talk about end of the quarter emotions. 
 
Recorded by Neha AyyerEdited by Guadalupe Sanchez

Pop Culture Controversy (03.08.26)

Movies, TV shows, and now even social media constantly show relationship endings where everything is explained and resolved. But real life rarely works that way. In this segment, we look at how pop culture shapes our expectations about relationships, and ask whether the idea of closure might actually be a little overrated.Recorded by: Aashita ShrivastavaEdited by: Ally Behm

Chinese and Lunar New Year at UCI (03.09.26)

This past month, February 17th was a day of celebration all across Asia in light of their respective new years. Join us as we look into the importance behind Lunar New Year, and hear from the Chinese Association at UCI (CAUCI) to learn all about Chinese New Year and what they did on campus to bring students together!
Reported by Melani Cabudol and Aashita ShrivastavaEdited by Ashley ThomasKUCI Instagram: www.instagram.com/kucinews/

Controversies of Gen Z Thrifting

Has Gen Z ruined the spirit of thrifting to the point that the next generation is theonly hope to fix this?Interview with Riya Trivedi
Recorded by Tvisha Yerramalli
Edited by Christian Chung
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From Niche to Noticed: The Rise of Underground Music (03.09.26)

Underground music scenes that once thrived in small online communities are beginning to reach wider audiences. DJ Li of The Purple Tool Box at KUCI and NYU student musician Gus Rahlston share their perspectives on the sound, community, and growing influence of underground music.
Reported by Kayla Colon
Edited by Ella Wu

IT'S CALLED HYPERPOP, MOM! - From Internet Subculture to Cultural Soundtrack (03.09.26)

News intern Grace spotlights the emerging 21st-century music subculture of hyperpop.
 
Reported by: Grace de Leon
Edited by: Sean Watanabe
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