Opinion, Opinion Columns
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February 20, 9:38 pm
UCLA’s new diversity module is only the first step to inclusion on campus
Despite UCLA’s mascot being a bear, its new diversity module sorely lacks any bite. For marginalized students, diversity is more than just a promotional keyword – it is a necessary initiative toward feeling protected and included on campus. Read more...
Photo: (Cody Wilson/Daily Bruin)
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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February 20, 9:28 pm
UCLA’s online module unrealistic, uninformed attempt to promote diversity and equity
This post was updated Feb. 21 at 10:37 a.m. Diversity and inclusion are words UCLA frequently prints on signs, sends out in emails and even makes new vice chancellor positions to promote them. Read more...
Photo: UCLA introduced a new equity, diversity and inclusion module at the beginning of the 2019 school year. This module does little to effectively address the outlined issues when resources and student organizations on campus are actively working toward finding solutions. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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February 19, 10:38 pm
Benefits of installing sprinklers in older buildings outweigh the costs
History has a cruel way of repeating itself. And for the Los Angeles City Council, the consequences of ignoring past mistakes have proven to be deadly. Read more...
Photo: The lack of codification requiring indoor sprinkler systems for apartment buildings in the LA area recently led to a death. Los Angeles City Council cannot continue to ignore this issue. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Editorials, Opinion
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February 19, 10:33 pm
Editorial: Napolitano’s response to UCSC strikes ignores responsibility UC has to its students
They say knowledge is power. But for almost 59,000 University of California graduate students, knowledge has barely landed them above the poverty line. On Feb. 12, graduate students at UC Santa Cruz took to the streets in a protest, which resulted in 17 arrests after protesters refused police orders to vacate the streets. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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February 18, 11:36 pm
Failure of Senate Bill 50 represents a step backward for affordable housing
Three steps forward and two steps back still feels like forward movement. But when those two steps back leave thousands without permanent housing, problems quickly arise. Read more...
Photo: Senate Bill 50’s failure to pass through state legislature means further detrimental setbacks in the timeline for alleviating the severe ongoing homelessness issue in Los Angeles. (Daily Bruin file photo)