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summer 2024
Labor Under the Lights
Students are working to make ends meet, and nightlife is just one way to do it. These Bruins experience unique trials and successes when spending their days in the classroom and their nights at the party.
 
summer 2024
Labor Under the Lights
Students are working to make ends meet, and nightlife is just one way to do it. These Bruins experience unique trials and successes when spending their days in the classroom and their nights at the party.
Before They Disappear
Thousands of languages across the world face extinction. UCLA linguists and native speakers alike are working to preserve them, pushing the field to evolve..
The Professors Who Live in Dorms
Some professors choose to live on The Hill through the Faculty in Residence program, embracing dorm life and enabling unique student-faculty connections.
So Few Letters, So Many Students
With an increasing number of medical school applicants, pre-med students and professors alike feel burdened by the race for letters of recommendation.
Counting the community: the fight for MENA recognition
On many government surveys, Middle Eastern and North African people fall under the "white" race category. Members of UCLA’s MENA community reflect on efforts at the state and federal level to change this reality.
Woes of the written word
An aspiring novelist, PRIME writer Sanjana Chadive recounts her journey overcoming writer’s block and acute self-criticism, rekindling her passion for storytelling in college.