Pulp News, 05.17.2025 - The Gospel, The Grit, and The Glory: The conversation on Ryan Coogler's Sinners

06.02.25 Campus Skinny - What comes after the cap and gown? Graduating seniors speak!

Reported by Brinda Popli Edited by Sam Asprec On this week’s Campus Skinny, Brinda Popli uncovers “What After the cap and gown?”. And she does so in an interesting way by interviewing a graduating senior who also happens to be the former KUCI News director: Erin Boshers! Tune in to find out helpful resources for grads and alumni or simply resonate with another graduating senior. Stay tuned @kucinews [https://soundcloud.com/kucinews] on Instagram!

05.26.25 Campus Skinny -Live at 64

Reported by Neha Ayyer Edited by Gianella Campos Take a dive into UCI’s underground music!  Live At 64’s first show highlighted the bands DirtWorm, 2AOI, Clairvoia, Red Dyed String, and Energetics. Listen in to hear from the bands themselves, their music, and a recap of the show! Stay tuned @kucinews on Instagram!

Campus Skinny, 05.22.25 - From Campus to Course- UCI's Anteater Golf Club

Recorded by Max Granda Edited by Christian Chung Interview with Anteater Golf Club Leader, Sophia Martinez, about club goals, values, and how anyone can golf!

05.20.25 CAMPUS SKINNY-First Day Jitters — Overcoming Gymtimidation at the UCI ARC

Step into the ARC—the Anteater Recreation Center at UC Irvine—and it’s easy to feel... well, a little overwhelmed. If you’ve ever felt intimidated by the gym, you’re not alone. There’s even a word for it: gymtimidation. In today’s segment, we’re tackling this common hurdle and helping you reclaim your confidence at the gym.

Pulp News, 05.17.2025 - The Gospel, The Grit, and The Glory: The conversation on Ryan Coogler's Sinners

Instagram - @kucinews Recorded by: Amanda Keza Edited by: Josalyn Porras In Amanda Keza’s KUCI news segment “The Gospel, The Grit, and The Glory: The Conversation on Ryan Coogler's Sinners” She dives deep into the cultural significance of the film, while entertaining the religious reflections of the themes. Keza covers the expression of positive reactions for the film and the director’s history and actions which make this movie so innovative. Appreciation for the accuracy of the period piece, along with the technical camera work that is put into the filmmaking fills Amanda’s segment. Character analysis along with comparison to the history of the time allows for her to engage the listener into their own discussion and examination. Lastly, she mostly talks about her love with the film which allows her to be able to dissect it with a passion.