It has been a busy year for student researchers at the University of California. In addition to conducting research and taking care of all of the things that come with life in academia, graduate student researchers have been advocating for a union that would represent 17,000 student researchers across the UC. Read more...
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This post was updated Nov. 17 at 10:31 p.m. Something is rotten in Westwood Village. According to the city of Los Angeles, at least. On Oct. Read more...
Photo: The NWWNC has been placed on a three-month probationary period which harms the involvement of UCLA students and neighborhood stakeholders in their local politics.
“The Transfer Transition” is a series by Opinion columnist Sarah Karim, a fourth-year political science transfer student. These columns will explore various transfer experiences, from the application journey to the difficult process of transitioning to a new campus. Read more...
“‘She Goes by They/Them’” is a regular series by Payton Kammerer, a nonbinary assistant Opinion editor. In these columns, they will be exploring a variety of queer issues, from those specific to campus life to those concerning broad public discourse. Read more...
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Editor’s note: Editorials are intended to serve as the jumping-off point, not the conclusion, to discussion. As part of the Daily Bruin’s commitment to its readers, the board hopes to present a responsible and clear analysis of relevant events and news items affecting the lives of those we serve, but our editorials are not representative of the Daily Bruin’s views on issues as a whole. Read more...
The decision to transfer from one campus to another is not to be taken lightly. It means being uprooted from a familiar place and thrown into a completely new environment. Read more...
Photo: For national news and higher education editor Christine Tran, the experience of transferring between UC schools was a confusing and self-guided journey. (Ashley Kenney/Photo editor)
Just last year, there were 13 men for every woman running a company. Women may have gained significant ground when it comes to gender equity in the workplace, but clearly, there are still not enough of us in positions of power. Read more...
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