This post was updated Jan. 25 at 7:31 p.m. LinkedIn is the professional networking platform university students know all too well. Marketed under the guise of productivity, the app is associated with the same mental health consequences as any other form of social media. Read more...
Photo: The LinkedIn logo is pictured on a phone screen. Students should use the social networking app in moderation, writes columnist Karli Oppenheimer. (Gabby Yang/Daily Bruin)
This post was updated Jan. 25 at 7:37 p.m. I have always believed that personal stories can change how people understand the world. A story fills in the parts that statistics are not able to. Read more...
Nico Morrone clearly takes his role as financial advocate for students seriously. Working within a self-described limited budget, Morrone successfully launched a lab coat rental program and managed the distribution of complementary laundry products across the Hill. Read more...
Photo: Nico Morrone is pictured above. The Editorial Board argues Morrone, despite working with a limited budget, has worked to alleviate Bruins’ financial pressure. (Courtesy of Nico Morrone)
Diego Bollo is passionate about amplifying student perspectives and improving student experiences. Bollo promised in his campaign to invest in student needs, advocate for students to university administrators and protect and expand diversity, equity and inclusion. Read more...
Photo: Diego Bollo is pictured above. The Editorial Board writes Bollo has worked hard to advocate for students, but could improve his transparency efforts. (Zimo Li/Daily Bruin senior staff)
It would probably be easier to make a list of the student government initiatives Tommy Contreras was not a part of last quarter. From working to denormalize the presence of contracted security on campus to hosting a financial literacy night for student organizations, Contreras has proven himself to be an effective and passionate internal vice president. Read more...
Photo: Tommy Contreras is pictured above. The Editorial Board writes Contreras prioritized students and excelled in his role as internal vice president. (Aidan Sun/Assistant Photo editor)
