Opinion, Opinion Columns
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September 30, 11:12 pm
With enough efforts, social housing could be solution to problems
California undoubtedly has a housing problem. Rents are soaring, populations of people who are homeless are spiking, and the working class is gasping for air as a lack of affordable housing chokes them out of major cities. Read more...
Photo: Homelessness is a rampant issue in California, and it is affecting college students who struggle to find somewhere to sleep every night. Social housing is a solution to that. (Daniel Leibowitz/Daily Bruin staff)
Cartoons, Opinion
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September 30, 2:15 pm
Editorial cartoon: The devolution of handwriting
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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September 30, 1:22 am
Worrisome unemployment forecast warrants caution for future postgrad
Halloween might be a month away, but that’s not what Bruins should be afraid of. A new nightmare is on the horizon: rising unemployment rates in 2020. Read more...
Photo: Anderson Forecast has warned of a possible recession in 2020, giving UCLA students inching closer toward postgrad life something to worry about. While a recession isn’t guaranteed, increasing unemployment rates could be an impediment on future job prospects. (Kanishka Mehra/Assistant Photo editor)
Editorials, Opinion
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September 30, 1:19 am
Editorial: Lackluster support for international students displays trend of lip service
Arriving to college as an international student is often a leap of faith. But at UCLA, making that leap might mean falling into an underfunded abyss. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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September 26, 11:33 pm
Op-ed: UC should offer more resources to support graduate students’ mental health
Graduate school brings transitions and professional development for students; many go to graduate school with the hopes of becoming experts in a specific field and ultimately beating the odds to become future tenure-track faculty. Read more...
Photo: (Niveda Tennety/Assistant Photo editor)
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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September 26, 11:23 pm
UCLA lacks majors that provide useful, real-life preparation for students’ careers
Choosing a major is hard. What’s even harder is graduating with a major that actually prepares you for a job. And at UCLA, that decision is even more daunting. Read more...
Photo: Students in social sciences with a dream career already in mind are disadvantaged by UCLA’s broad majors, which fail to provide them necessary skills for their desired jobs. (Liz Ketcham/Photo editor)