Every Nov. 15 the United States celebrates America Recycles Day in order to bring more awareness to recycling and promote sustainability.
According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the idea originated in Texas in 1994 and was proposed at the National Recycling Coalition’s congress, officially becoming America Recycles Day in 1997.

As Election Day approaches, Bruins may have more than one type of midterm on their minds.
The United States midterm elections happening Nov. 8 will determine which candidates will represent each state in Congress.

This post was updated Oct. 18 at 8:23 p.m.
Investing in the stock market is becoming more accessible to the average person, including many Bruins.
Garrett Roach, a second-year business economics student, said he invests in the public stock market through a number of digital platforms including Robinhood, Public and Webull.

While some Bruins may freeze at the sight of a spider, spider-keeping videos on Youtube may fascinate others.
According to Cleveland Clinic, zoophobia is a fear of all or specific animals.

This post was updated Sept. 27 at 9:52 p.m.
Many students may be wondering what corporate America post-graduation and post-COVID-19 looks like.
Upon wrapping up their summer internships, three Bruins reflect on what the job hunt may have in store.

Although the risks and uncertainty associated with entrepreneurship make it intimidating for many, some Bruins have taken that step to change the world.
Alumnus Barry Eggers, the founding partner at Lightspeed Venture Partners, said he applauds the entrepreneurial spirit on UCLA’s campus he sees now, an encouraging development since he was an undergraduate in the ’80s.