This post was updated Aug. 20, 2025, at 7:03 p.m. Editor’s note: Editorials are intended to serve as the jumping-off point, not the conclusion, to discussion. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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June 2, 1:42 pm
Op-ed: Nuvie Ewharekuko ignites change as first Black ASA president
This post was updated June 4 at 1:04 p.m. The past year’s events have awakened a spirit in me I am proud to have unleashed, and I want to encourage everyone to choose discomfort and advocate for change. Read more...
Photo: Left to right: Ashley Johnson, Black Business Student Association co-president; Jordie Ho-Shue, Women’s Business Connection co-president; Kelsey Paul Emory, BBSA co-president; Nuvie Ewharekuko, Anderson Student Association president. (Courtesy of Nuvie Ewharekuko)
Interactive Page, Opinion, Opinion Columns
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June 2, 10:40 am
The Road Ahead
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world for better or for worse. Life is starting to return to “normal,” but “normal” isn’t what we once thought it to be. Read more...
Photo: (Shruti Iyer/Daily Bruin)
Community, Opinion
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May 31, 9:11 pm
Op-ed: Dialogue about Israeli-Palestinian conflict must avoid oversimplification
In recent days, we, and many other Jewish student leaders on our campus, have seen our campus spaces engulfed in a debate over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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May 31, 9:06 pm
Opinion: Palestinian studies minor would educate students on territory’s history, culture
Eleven days of violence. At least 243 Palestinian lives and 13 Israeli lives. It’s hard to ignore the mass casualties following the most recent crisis in the Middle East. Read more...
Photo: A Palestinian studies minor would not only provide a perspective on human rights issues and colonialism but also go beyond to center the rich history and culture of the area. (Antonio Martinez/Daily Bruin)
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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May 31, 2:42 pm
Opinion: Essential workers deserve continued, increased support after pandemic is over
This post was updated May 31 at 6:15 p.m. Essential workers have been the glue holding us together as the world has seemingly fallen apart. They made sure the nation was taken care of, yet they were left without the resources to adequately take care of themselves. Read more...
Photo: Our appreciation for essential workers should extend beyond the pandemic. This can come in the form of fair compensation and basic labor protections. (Kanishka Mehra/Photo editor)
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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May 31, 12:22 pm
Opinion: Bruins’ pandemic experiences can inform new ways to approach public health
This post was updated May 31 at 6:09 p.m. Bruins are eager to return to a somewhat normal way of living. But we can’t deny that the pandemic has left us with several questions – namely, how to handle illnesses going forward. Read more...
Photo: (Emily Dembinski/Illustrations director)