Recovering From Winter Quarter Burn Out: A Guide to Navigating Mental Health Resources at UCLA
Whether it be medical or non-medical care, in a professional setting or a social one, someone at UCLA is ready to help.
No One’s Laughing: “Funny Girl” and an Accountability Crisis
To many, the name “Fanny Brice” may sound only vaguely reminiscent of a niche TV show reference from the 2010s, but for others the name is emblematic, weighted with decades…
Disability is Not a Metaphor
Disabled people and their experiences are not metaphors. Still, we often co-opt disability terminology and utilize casually ableist language for other purposes.
Dancing in Heels: On the Road to Passion and Liberation with the Bruin Burlesque Cabaret
By stripping off the layers of smothering clothing and logos made by our institution, a notoriously “serious school” whose departments, norms, and regulations tend to require, whether intended or consequently,…
Feeling Through at UCLA: A Glimpse into the DeafBlind Experience
The program concluded with parting words from Francis who urged inspired students to see past the “fear of coming up to people who are Deaf and Blind,” welcome new connections…
“Mi Vida Loca” and Lessons on Girlhood
It's a gang movie that refuses to shame its characters for their involvement in gang culture and instead shows gang life as a means of survival and sisterhood. It has…