I was rejected by my high school newspaper at the end of my sophomore year. As insignificant as that feels to me now, it was a large reason that I applied to the Daily Bruin. Read more...

Photo: Emily MacInnis stands for a photo. (Courtesy of Emily MacInnis)

I spent my four years of undergrad thinking about you. You had this undying passion for film and storytelling. You would come home from the theaters and secretly reenact the movie your eyes just captured. Read more...

Photo: Saba Sharfuddin stands for a portrait. (Megan Cai/Assistant Photo editor)

Editorship wasn’t what I expected. When I joined the Daily Bruin the fall of my sophomore year, I started to have a sense of purpose outside of classes. Read more...

Photo: Saumya Gupta stands for a portrait. (Megan Cai/Assistant Photo editor)

It was March 5, and I was walking out of Pauley Pavilion. Our men’s basketball team had just snagged a win over USC for the first time since I was a freshman, and yet I felt very sad. Read more...

Photo: Sara Hubbard stands in front of Kerckhoff Hall. (Courtesy of Sara Hubbard)

If I was easily embarrassed, I probably wouldn’t be in the Daily Bruin. I was rejected from the Photo section twice before I finally made it in. Read more...

Photo: (Joseph Jimenez/Assistant Photo editor)

I began my job as a copy editor reviewing -30- columns. Now I’m writing one. It’s hard to believe how quickly time passes or slowly, depending on how late print shifts are running. Read more...

Photo: Gabriella Kchozyan stands for a portrait. (Megan Cai/Assistant Photo editor)

My feelings on the Daily Bruin are complicated. I started out as a freshman Copy intern, completely entranced by the interworking of a daily college newspaper, desperately hoping I would one day become an editor. Read more...

Photo: Maggie Tully stands for a portrait. (Courtesy of Maggie Tully)