On April 21, 2020, I received a message that would drastically change the course of my whole college experience.
“Since applications are coming up, I was wondering if you were somewhat interested in the PRIME content editor position?”
I had spent the day celebrating my dad’s 50th birthday at home – a day I hadn’t anticipated spending with him until the COVID-19 pandemic brought me back to the Bay Area for spring quarter.

Tens of thousands of gallons of water, $2.7 million in damages and lots of angry professors. What do you know about the flood in Kaplan Hall?

Lead Faculty-in-Residence Neil Garg has lived on the Hill for nine years with his family, longer than the typical UCLA student could ever imagine – and this year has been unlike any other.

Long before COVID-19, the rise of social distancing and the downfall of sit-in dining halls, UCLA students like Rithana Srikanth still felt lonely as they transitioned to college life.