A young couple held onto one another, like Rose and Jack in the iconic scene from “Titanic.” But this isn’t the movies, and they weren’t on a boat. Read more...
Photo: UCLA’s agreement with three e-scooter companies is a blatant desire to financially capitalize on e-scooters’ abundant presence within the campus, not prioritize the safety of its students. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Life at UCLA invariably involves a lot of waiting: waiting in traffic around the city, waiting in lines at Bruin Plate, waiting for a machine to open up at the gym. Read more...
Photo: (Nicole Anisgard Parra/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Beady eyes fixed on the target, brimming with rage and desperation. No, this isn’t a scene from “Jaws.” This is me searching for a single seat to study during every midterm and finals season. Read more...
Photo: Andrea Grigsby/Daily Bruin
Kate Bush’s 1985 single “Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)” compares the difficulty of navigating a tumultuous relationship to voyaging across long roads, hills and buildings. Read more...
Photo: (Kyle Icban/Daily Bruin)
College athletes occupy a special place in the hearts of students and NCAA fanatics, and the pride of countless universities seems to depend on them. So it’s a shame they don’t earn what they’re worth. Read more...
Photo: Low-income student-athletes commit all their time on campus to their sports along with academics. Senate Bill 206 can grant them much needed financial stability during their collegiate careers. (Daily Bruin file photo)
You roll over, confused as to why your 8 a.m. alarm is so loud. And then you hear it. The lights blink, the loudspeaker shrieks and your roommates groan. Read more...
Photo: (Cody Wilson/Daily Bruin)
In this day and age, the internet is used for everything. Everything except teaching classes at groundbreaking research universities, that is. Currently, UCLA offers just under 60 online classes total, which generally last six to eight weeks, on myUCLA for undergraduates during the summer session. Read more...
Photo: The selection of online coursework at UCLA excludes many STEM courses. At the same time, online course design has been generally lackluster – something UCLA should address. (Daily Bruin file photo)
