There’s a lot that goes into making the paper you pick up every day. We’re more than just filler that surrounds the Sudoku and crossword puzzle. Read more...

As a graduating senior, I’m attempting to disassociate myself from all things collegiate while I define a nonstudent life. Acting nonchalant about finals, losing my BruinCard, and throwing away my art history readers to spend time reading W-4 forms are a few of the grown-up activities I’ve been partaking of during pre-graduation. Read more...

To paraphrase a previous news editor, it really is about people. That phrase was on the wall of the News section, and after four years in this place, I think there is more truth to it than its author intended. Read more...

I have a lot of exceptional talents in a lot of different areas, and when I first came to UCLA I just knew there had to be a place, somewhere on campus, where my skills for leaving voice mails, going to meetings and writing captions for photos of bearded conference speakers would be of use. Read more...

I have been told that this column should try to get at what my time at the Daily Bruin has meant to me. But this story I am about to tell doesn’t start in the Daily Bruin (though it does end there). Read more...

I am not easily categorized in either North Campus or South Campus. My humanities friends could not understand why I subjected myself to taming, then befriending, my neuroscience textbook. Read more...

It’s too bad I’m graduating this week. I just found out that Bunche Hall has actually always faced the same direction and was never rotated because it was shining glare onto the 405. Read more...