“Activism is in the DNA, as Kendrick would say,” says Dr. Mary Corey, a senior lecturer of history at UCLA. In the 1960s, Corey attended UCLA for her undergraduate studies and became involved in the wave of political activism that erupted during that period. More »
Over Spring Break, Daily Bruin Staffers took a road trip up the West Coast to visit Connor and Christian Kramme’s marijuana farm in Siskiyou County. Connor Kramme, a recent UC Berkeley graduate and brother of third-year MCDB student Christian Kramme, highlights how the Proposition 64 decision affects the brothers’ cannabis business and his day-to-day experience living in a trailer on the farm. More »
Growing cannabis is a lot harder and more complicated than one might think. In this animated graphic, the Daily Bruin walks through how farms cultivate and process the buds sold at the neighborhood dispensaries. More »
Rodrigo Aranda was a UCLA student who left university to pursue a career in recreational marijuana distribution. He tells his story and what inspired him to enter the business. More »
Proposition 64 passed in November, legalizing recreational marijuana use in California. When it goes into full effect on Jan. 1, 2018, anyone 21 or older, including UCLA students, will be able to buy marijuana from stores with retail licenses. More »
Chris Pree is a third-year theater student and Munir Griffin is a fourth-year ethnomusicology student. They will be performing as a duo in Spring Sing 2017. More »