Tuesday, July 28

UCLA must adjust tuition, student fees to match the quality of online instruction

Virtual spring quarter has officially begun, robbing students of an in-person college experience. But if that weren’t enough, it’s robbing them of their tuition money as well. Read more...

Photo: With thousands of UCLA undergraduates paying out-of-state prices for an online education at home, the University of Califonia must adjust tuition fees to reflect its students’ new realities. (Daily Bruin file photo)


Op-ed: Local, national government must address inequalities exacerbated by pandemic

  COVID-19 is this generation’s first truly global pandemic. There are no vaccines or effective treatments. It is a universal threat, for now.   However, history suggests that with time, this universal threat will narrow its focus to the most vulnerable among us. Read more...

Photo: COVID-19 won’t affect everyone equally in the coming months. The U.S. has a history of unequal access to health care and resources for minority populations, and without definitive measures from LA County and the federal government, vulnerable populations will suffer the most. (Daily Bruin file photo)