We are grateful that the Daily Bruin has apologized for the offensive editorial cartoon that ran in yesterday’s edition. As individuals, and in our organizational capacities, we have repeatedly emphasized the need for collective humility – to realize when we have hurt others, to show the courage to admit error and to manifest the integrity to make amends. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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February 13, 6:53 pm
Letter to the Editor: Political commentary needs to be culturally sensitive, mindful
Community, Opinion
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February 13, 5:27 pm
Submission: SJP condemns Daily Bruin editorial cartoon
It has come to the attention of Students for Justice in Palestine that the Daily Bruin published a political cartoon that conveyed anti-Semitic tropes in a portrayal of the current Israeli prime minister. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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February 13, 3:33 pm
Editor’s Note: To our readers
The Daily Bruin apologizes for the editorial cartoon that ran on our Opinion page this morning. As a newspaper, we take responsibility for our mistakes and apologize for them, so that’s what we’re doing here. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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February 12, 6:59 pm
Editorial: UCLA administrators should increase communication with students
Student activism is entering a renaissance on campuses nationwide. For now, the outrage is pointed squarely at President Donald Trump’s administration, but college administrators shouldn’t think they’ll get off scot-free. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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February 12, 6:58 pm
Sandra Wenceslao: UCLA Residential Life should provide direct support for mental health
Attending UCLA is an honor because of its incredible popularity, selectivity and prestige. However, in exchange for attending such a top-notch school, students often put their mental health at risk with sleepless nights spent studying and stressing. Read more...
Photo: A mental health advisory board could help expand and improve programs on the Hill aimed at helping students de-stress adjust to college life without being referred to Counseling and Psychological Services. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Community, Opinion
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February 9, 11:19 pm
Submission: UC’s goal to increase enrollment will negatively impact commuters
As the University of California prepares to enroll 10,000 new students by 2019, it’s uncertain how these enrollment increases will affect course availability and flexibility at the system’s flagship campuses, UC Berkeley and UCLA. Read more...