After the shooting that left 14 dead in San Bernardino, California last week, the nation is searching for a way to heal. Some have held vigils. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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December 7, 12:09 am
Editorial: San Bernardino shooting should not prompt anti-Muslim hate
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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December 7, 12:07 am
Arthur Wang: College football relies on unpaid labor of black athletes
As the UCLA Bruin football team gears up for the next football game against Nebraska on Dec. 26, I have some concerns as a newfound spectator of the sport. Read more...
Photo: (Kelly Brennan/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Community, Opinion
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December 7, 12:05 am
Submission: Muslim students should take increased safety precautions
Peace Be Upon You All, Within the past month, there has been a sharp rise in attacks toward Muslims or individuals perceived to be Muslim across the nation, some of which have happened on our very own campus. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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December 3, 8:17 pm
Submission: GSA president not deserving of slander from funding controversy
Bullying should have no sanction. Not on our campus and not in our paper. Nonetheless, over the past month, Graduate Students Association President Milan Chatterjee has been unjustly attacked, bullied and slandered in the pages of the Daily Bruin and on UCLA Listservs. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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December 3, 7:05 pm
Submission: USAC bylaw changes allow for better representation of student body
Each year, through democratic elections, thousands of UCLA students choose leaders whom they trust to better our campus and improve the Bruin experience. According to our constitution, the Undergraduate Students Association Council was established to “fairly represent student interest, needs, and welfare,” and “promote the general educational welfare” among other laudable goals. Read more...
Cartoons, Opinion
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December 3, 2:01 am
Editorial Cartoon: Onboard the refugee crisis
Photo: (Zane Kaufmann/Bruin contributor)
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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December 3, 1:59 am
Casey Kovarik: UC Merced expansion prioritizes construction over student services
With enrollment increasing over the next five years, students at the University of California are about to learn, painfully, that hindsight really is 20-20. Recently, UC Merced received full approval from the UC Regents to nearly double the campus’ capacity by 2020. Read more...
Photo: (Kelly Brennan/Daily Bruin senior staff)


