As the Bruin community navigates a new strain of the virus and enters a new academic quarter, many students must face another challenge: long-distance relationships.
Whether it be across cities, states or countries, the commitment that comes with most long-distance relationships can be challenging for many college students, especially when many are on a journey of self-discovery during their young adult years.

As the three-week break comes to a close and the joy of the holiday season wears off, Bruins once again must deal with an endless pile of assignments and obligations.

This post was updated Jan. 6 12:00 a.m.
From policing to the workplace, the push for social justice has reached across society. Among these issues is tackling racial disparities in math education.

This post was updated Jan. 5 at 11:58 p.m.
Death or $38 million: an ultimatum given to 456 heavily indebted individuals in the popular South Korean Netflix drama “Squid Game.” Though fictional, the show’s dystopian plot was meant to shed light on a real, ongoing issue – South Korea’s household debt crisis and its negative effects on citizens.

This post was updated Dec. 8 at 5:19 p.m.
UCLA’s first quarter back in person since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated its fair share of trials and triumphs.

If you’ve recently walked around UCLA’s campus, chances are, you’ve run into a small six-wheeled robot – or maybe, it’s run into you.
Starship delivery service robots arrived on campus in January and swiftly became integrated into Bruin culture.

The start of December marks more than a year since “Delhi Chalo,” the rallying cry that mobilized thousands of farmers to protest in Delhi on Nov.