Graduation Issue 2025: Looking back on U.C.L.A

By Verna Chen, Katie Chavez, Andre Salcido, Jiwoo Kim, Victoria Marchetti and Max Davis-Housefield

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June 9, 2025

12:17 am

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UCLA’s 2025 seniors reflect on their college experience, sharing Unsolicited Advice, Challenges faced, Lessons learned, and Appreciations.

Verna Chen |

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Chen is Video senior staff. She was previously the 2024-2025 Video producer and a Video staffer. Chen is a fourth-year civil engineering student minoring in film, television and digital media from Holmdel, New Jersey.

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Katie Chavez

Andre Salcido |

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Jiwoo Kim

Victoria Marchetti

Max Davis-Housefield |

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Max Davis-Housefield is Video senior staff. He was previously a 2024-2025 assistant Video producer. He is a third-year economics and public affairs student from Davis.

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Graduation Issue 2025: Looking back on U.C.L.A

By Verna Chen, Katie Chavez, Andre Salcido, Jiwoo Kim, Victoria Marchetti and Max Davis-Housefield

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June 9, 2025

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