Graduation Issue 2025: Mia Tavares reflects on Daily Bruin career

By Carolina Barsakov and Max Davis-Housefield

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June 9, 2025

12:11 am

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The Daily Bruin’s digital managing editor 2024-2025, Mia Tavares, reflects on her experience at the Bruin over the last three years. She opens up about her most challenging time at the paper, how she joined eight sections, and the valuable lessons she learned.

Carolina Barsakov |

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Barsakov is the 2025-2026 Video director. She was previously a Video contributor. Barsakov is a fourth-year communication student minoring in film, television & digital media from Warsaw, Poland.

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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: Mia Tavares reflects on Daily Bruin career

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June 9, 2025

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