Photo: (Zane Kaufmann/Bruin contributor)
Photo: (Zane Kaufmann/Bruin contributor)
It’s a common story: An international student pays $20 to attend the Career Center’s JumpStart session on pre-health summer programs, hoping to learn about all the available initiatives offered at UCLA and around Los Angeles. Read more...
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In two-and-a-half months, a light-rail line is coming to Westwood, but some extraordinarily small barriers might still keep many students from using the resource. The closest stop on the new Expo Line will open on May 20 near Westside Pavilion, less than a 10-minute drive from UCLA. Read more...
A lot has been said about Graduate Students Association President Milan Chatterjee’s behavior during his term of office. And frankly, it would be great if the issues around the GSA president and his conduct simply disappeared. Read more...
The accessibility of menstrual products can be a messy subject. Oftentimes, students get caught unprepared with their periods. When this happens on campus, we either have to ask around the bathroom for a spare or go to Ackerman Union, Lu Valle Commons or another store on campus to buy an overpriced box of pads or tampons when we only really need one or two to get through the day before heading to CVS or our home supply. Read more...
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Renowned east coast burger chain Shake Shack will fulfill its manifest destiny by moving into Southern California this year. Its first Los Angeles location will open March 15 in West Hollywood. Read more...
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Bayard Rustin is an often-overlooked figure in the civil rights movement. Rustin was an openly gay pacifist who almost single-handedly organized the March on Washington. He was a close personal friend of Martin Luther King Jr., but King cut off ties to Rustin when others attempted to derail the movement by circulating rumors that the two were involved in a relationship. Read more...
Photo: (Zane Kaufmann/Bruin contributor)