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The expression “starving college student” refers to the fact that college students are often too financially broke to afford a meal. But many UCLA students and graduates are able to afford everything they want ““ from dinner to shopping on Melrose Avenue to paying rent ““ by doing one thing: waiting tables. Read more...

A warning for incoming freshman and transfer students: UCLA lights the way for you ““ you have to find your own path. For a complete Bruin experience, you will have to couple individual effort with the latent opportunities lurking in the campus community ““ only through this combination will you reap the hidden benefits of attending one of the largest, and best, research universities in the country. Read more...

As more and more students have to deal with ever-rising living and student fee costs, employment opportunities at UCLA are becoming a hot commodities. Luckily, there are many opportunities for students to earn extra cash on campus. Read more...

Showering without sandals and sitting on a toilet seat without worrying about what deed the previous user may have committed are luxuries students living in the dorms are forced to give up. Read more...

Armed with pepper spray, Joseph Coe walks across a dark, deserted campus and stays out past 1 a.m. on school nights for his job ““ a job that he loves. Read more...

If there is one constant presence on campus, it’s construction. With changes being made to buildings and structures across the university at all times, student complaints involving construction are inevitable. Read more...