Writing can often feel like an exercise in fruitlessness. And yet, I can’t help but shake the notion that if I were to just approach it from the right angle, it wouldn’t prove to be so unapproachable.

Earning over a 3.98 GPA as a biomedical engineering student is no easy feat. Nor is being selected out of hundreds of academically qualified candidates to be class valedictorian.

Marching up Bruin Walk wearing three layers of business professional attire amid the sunny California weather is not the afternoon of choice for many UCLA students.

Just as birds wake up and sleep early of their own accord, humans also possess internal clocks to maximize hours during the day and regulate their restorative sleep cycle.

Sona Nalbandian is performing “Kamancha” on the aptly named four-stringed instrument, the kamancha.
As the fourth-year ethnomusicology student plays, I feel the history of an entire people in the rippling vibrations of the strings.

It’s difficult to fathom how much the world has changed in 160 years.
But it’s even more difficult to fathom why a sect of the American judiciary is trying to drag the state of reproductive rights in this country back to the Civil War era.

This post was updated April 14 at 8:22 p.m.
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