What happens when a group of students enters a reality TV bubble to live out their "Survivor" dreams?
Teach For America offers college graduates a chance to dismantle structural inequalities in the classroom – but at what cost?
Hear from the student behind the popular Instagram account that has kept the Westwood community informed about COVID-19.
Behind the crispy fried chicken and Texas Toast of Hangry Moon’s is a family with an unlikely path to Westwood Village. Meet the Moons.
Imposter phenomenon was first introduced in a 1978 journal article titled “The Imposter Phenomenon in High Achieving Women: Dynamics and Therapeutic Intervention” by Pauline Rose Clance and Suzanne ...
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When the world stopped in March 2020, some research labs stayed buzzing. How did UCLA professors help study COVID-19?
I was so frustrated, I was like, ‘I’m gonna prove that this is happening everywhere.’ It was surprisingly easy to get all the squares filled out, which is ridiculous.” By September, Vigario’s videos ...
Extreme heat is one of the deadliest extreme weather events, leading to the most fatalities of any weather emergency each ...
Swipe. Scan. Spit. Since returning to campus, COVID-19 testing has become a regular part of Bruins’ lives. But how exactly ...
Boba shops in Westwood attract a plethora of UCLA students each day. But how did this drink reel in the college demographic?
From a service dog in training to a kitten abandoned under a car, students care for a variety of pets throughout Westwood.
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