Opinion, Opinion Columns
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December 10, 11:48 pm
Mariah Furtek: UCLA needs to consider programs to help food-insecure students
While some Bruins will spend the weeks after the holidays doing extra sets of crunches in the hopes of getting their jeans to fit again after some scrumptious, festive food, other students will spend their time crunching numbers to see how they’ll afford their next meal. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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December 10, 11:42 pm
Scott Bays: Bike share program must offer new incentives, improve campaign strategy
John F. Kennedy once mused,“Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of riding a bike.” Evidently, many Bruins agree. UCLA Transportation launched its Bruin Bike Share program in October to allow the UCLA community to rent bikes for annual, monthly or single-time fees. Read more...
Photo: (Jacob Preal/Daily Bruin)
Opinion, Podcasts
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December 9, 1:07 pm
No Offense, But: Student advisory boards
The Opinion section is back with the Daily Bruin’s official Opinion podcast. This week, Opinion editor Keshav Tadimeti, assistant Opinion editor Abhishek Shetty and columnist Clea Wurster talk about the University of California’s Title IX student advisory board. Read more...
Community, Opinion
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December 7, 9:22 pm
Submission: Westwood Forward is a misinformed threat to experienced leadership
In early November, a student-led group called Westwood Forward announced it was attempting to create a new neighborhood council in Westwood. Some of the group’s claims against the Westwood Neighborhood Council – Westwood’s existing neighborhood council – are patently false or greatly exaggerated. Read more...
Editorials, Opinion
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December 7, 7:10 pm
Editorial: UCLA’s handling of Skirball fire lacked foresight, clear communication
Smoky skies. Masked students. A near-deserted campus. This is what Bruins witnessed Wednesday, as a fire raged less than two miles away from campus in nearby Bel-Air. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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December 4, 1:33 am
Sandra Wenceslao: UCLA should create multiyear financial aid program to lower student stress
Excitement, cheers, tears of joy. Maybe even some coherent sentences. These are typically prospective students’ initial reactions to finding out they’ve been accepted to UCLA. But reality kicks in later, when these students have to figure out how to pay tuition and housing costs, and when they must work up the courage to open their first financial aid package and find out if they’ll be paying out of pocket or taking out loans. Read more...