Westwood is enriching its cultural culinary experience with the upcoming opening of a highly popular Pan-Asian supermarket chain with 51 locations across seven states. That’s right Bruins: 99 Ranch Market is coming to Westwood! Read more...
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Bruins, it might be time to say goodbye to one of your favorite quarantine pastimes. No, I’m not talking about Dalgona coffee or Animal Crossing. I’m talking about TikTok. Read more...
Photo: Two executive orders issued by Trump state the ban of popular social media apps, TikTok and WeChat. (Photo by Ashley Kenney/Assistant Photo editor, Photo illustration by Emily Dembinski/Illustrations director)
The Hill is going to look a bit different this September. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, only single-occupancy rooms will be offered to students this fall – filling UCLA housing to less than 40% capacity and leaving many students scrambling to figure out other living options. Read more...
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Making friends in college can be intimidating enough, but now that we have to do it online, it seems almost impossible. Emphasis on the “almost.” Luckily, The Quad has some tips on how to meet fellow students online and how to get involved while navigating this unfamiliar territory. Read more...
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So you’re moving into Westwood this fall. Now what? This year is going to look a little different – there’s no point in denying it – with a lot more Zoom classes and a lot fewer football games. Read more...
Photo: Olivia Fitzmorris, a senior staff member of The Quad, shares the special things about being at UCLA, pandemic or not. (Kanishka Mehra/Photo editor)
The COVID-19 pandemic has touched more aspects of our lives than we probably could have ever imagined. It’s perhaps not a surprise, then, that women’s health, fertility and livelihoods have all suffered in the virus’ wake. Read more...
Photo: (Emily Dembinski/Illustrations director)
During quarantine, when the day’s main destination is the living room, the line between what’s considered “dressing up” and “dressing down” is blurry at best. The result: goodbye business casual and hello comfortable loungewear. Read more...
Photo: The preference for more comfortable and casual clothing has come to dominate, especially during quarantine. (Ashley Kenney/Assistant Photo editor)
