Baguettes, berets and cigarettes. On my flight to Paris for the global studies travel study program, these were the images I expected to greet me. Read more...
Baguettes, berets and cigarettes. On my flight to Paris for the global studies travel study program, these were the images I expected to greet me. Read more...
It's easy to take free speech for granted. For University of California professors, however, the situation has become complicated. Read more...
With marriage equality finally achieved in California, students across the University of California system, and indeed here at UCLA, must continue to pursue and advocate for incremental steps toward full LGBT rights. Read more...
I’d like to respond to the submission “Seal does not reflect academia,” which appeared in the Daily Bruin on June 24. Read more...
At last week’s Undergraduate Students Association Council meeting, there was a nearly unanimous consensus that the council’s apathy about funding should be addressed. Read more...
For many, graduation is ideally a significant time for self-reflection and identity formation. The specter of yet another closing chapter charges us with bittersweet emotion. Read more...
The political climate in California often centers around two things: the economy and education. However, the budget currently pending Gov. Jerry Brown’s signature demonstrates that the legislature fails to understand the connection between the two. Read more...