The Daily Bruin sat down with Michael Bazdarich, one of four members of the UCLA Anderson School Forecast, to discuss the impact of the Department of Labor’s report released last Friday. Read more...

As children of the ’80s, most of us have grown up in a world always living with the AIDS epidemic. We’re lucky not to have been conscious while ignorance was spreading as fast as the disease ““ when people thought you could get it from kissing, from using public rest rooms, or from sharing glasses. Read more...

Sure, I grumble. Don’t you? It’s a plain fact that Bruins struggle with real and important issues, whether they be personal or political ““ and everything in-between ““ and we can feel very frustrated. Read more...

Thousands of UCLA students engage in community service, whether through an organization on campus or on their own. Sadly, because these organizations and students are so fractured and compartmentalized, many people do not think of UCLA as a campus that is committed to helping the community. Read more...

Does anyone else find it amazing that Sigma Chi has gotten so much attention this past year, let alone during the first week of school? Sure, they made a few mistakes, but who doesn’t? Read more...

In a Viewpoint submission written by Daniela Karlin and Nat Schuster on Oct. 8 (“U.S. can learn from Israeli effort on terror”) the authors fell into the trap of Israeli propaganda. Read more...

Few students take notice of their student government, and who can blame them? We spend our time focused on our many clubs and activities ““ business and academic, cultural and social. Read more...