This is not going to be a 30 column where I describe the difficulties of running my job at the Daily Bruin. I won’t give you examples of hardships, how I slept overnight in the office, none of that. Read more...

My five years at UCLA have been the best years of my life. I have matured academically, socially, and emotionally. When I reflect on my time here, I do not immediately think about the many jobs that I have held, how many papers I have written, or that I was an elected official in student government. Read more...

I first wandered down the dark recesses of Kerckhoff Hall and into the Daily Bruin office almost a year and a half ago. Having no previous journalism experience whatsoever and being a transfer student at an overwhelmingly large campus, I decided to jump into something completely foreign to me: the world of copy editing. Read more...

Graduation is an important and unforgettable event in your lives. It honors a significant accomplishment: the successful fulfillment of the requirements for your degree. It signals the end of a very special and formative period in your life. Read more...

One of the more popular questions I get is “How’d you start working for the newspaper?” Well, it began innocently enough as something to have fun with “on the side” during my freshman year. Read more...

I’m sitting in the office right now before deadline, surrounded by a horde of staff members rushing to complete yet another paper. A new, ambitious writer to my left is furiously typing away with a phone in his hand. Read more...

I always get a puzzled look when telling people that I am a math student. How did a math student become an assistant design director at the Daily Bruin? Read more...