By Rachel Kim LOS ANGELES — On April 23, my friend, Aviv*, received an email from UC Berkeley’s Undergraduate Admissions Team about whether or not they will attend Berkeley in the coming 2021-2022 aca ...

By Meghan Imperio LOS ANGELES — On April 2nd, I received an email from UCLA’s Office of the Chancellor, giving me the information that I had been anxiously waiting for regarding what to look forward t ...

By Wen Chiang LOS ANGELES — Divesting funds from LAPD and placing them into community-based initiatives will be more cost-effective at reducing crime than the police would be. The current massively ov ...

By Anisha Girotra RIVERSIDE — On March 11th, Riverside Town Hall held a meeting entitled “Reclaiming the Republic” to discuss conservative concerns of the Riverside community in regards to criminal ju ...

By Naomi Cherone There have been significant inroads made by women trailblazers in American history—from the colonial era to modern-day Women’s Rights Activism—yet the fight toward gender equity has o ...

By Hannah Blome Republican U.S. Senators Mitt Romney (UT) and Tom Cotton (AR) publicly announced the Higher Wages for American Workers Act on February 23. The proposed legislation intends to gradually ...

By Kristine Aramyan NEW YORK — Martin Gugino, a 75-year-old protestor who was brutally shoved to the ground by police has filed a lawsuit, according to court documents. The disturbing video went viral ...

By Rachel Kim LOS ANGELES — In May of 2020, following the murder of George Floyd, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti acted to cut $250 million from the city department and use it towards black, indigenou ...

By Ivana Ramirez LOS ANGELES — Militaristic. Racist. Cruel. These are just a few of the words used to describe the Los Angeles Police Department’s tendencies. Now, cementing their reputation, the LAPD ...