While packing up and moving across the country may not seem like the most convenient and comfortable idea, studying abroad encapsulates the perfect college experience for many. Read more...
Photo: Pictures taken by UCLA student Yasmeen Al Nutaifi during her study abroad experience in Saudi Arabia. Like many Bruins studying abroad, Al Nutaifi’s experience allowed her to spend more time with friends and family abroad despite tighter travel restrictions. (Courtesy of Yasmeen Al Nutaifi)
This post was updated March 27 at 10:34 p.m. Whether it be for sports-related wellness or overall fitness, the commitment toward creating a healthy and regular gym schedule can be daunting for new gymgoers. Read more...
Photo: Many Bruins find it difficult to maintain their fitness routines as college students on campus. Despite juggling several responsibilities, Bruins share why staying active is important to them. (Kyle Kotanchek/Daily Bruin)
On March 11, 36-year-old Gabriel Boric will be sworn into office as the youngest president in Chile’s history. A member of the millennial generation, Boric has garnered media attention with his young age and activist past. Read more...
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Editor’s note: This article contains mentions of sexual assault that may be disturbing to some readers. Music, drinking and dancing – these words encapsulate the Greek life that many Bruins have come to witness and characterize as the quintessential college experience. Read more...
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Ever wondered what it’s like to run an organization at college? While a handful of students may have experience with clubs, organizing and recruiting at the college level can be an entirely different feat. Read more...
Photo: CALPIRG (top) and the UCLA Debate Union (bottom) are examples of student-led clubs at UCLA. Many Bruin leaders said maintaining student-led clubs can be a challenging, but eventful experience. (Top to bottom: Courtesy of Zach Wong and Kathryn Gonzalez-Valle)
With the continuation of the COVID-19 pandemic into the 2022 school year, students living on the Hill are experiencing a unique year of dorm life. Despite classes switching between in-person to online and changes in housing contracts, the Hill remains intact through it all. Read more...
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UCLA, the #1 public university in the nation, ranks in the top 10 for fields such as computer science and nursing, according to U.S. News. But what about areas outside of STEM? Read more...
Photo: Job recruitment can be tough for Bruins interested in business, especially when UCLA is a non-target school. Job fairs, mentorship and student-led communities can help Bruins navigate the business field. (Daily Bruin file photo)
