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From joining the Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) to joining a sorority, I was determined to have the best college experience. As a first year student, I was very eager to join every on-campus organization UCR has to offer. The pandemic had affected my first year experience since classes were held remotely and everyone was back […]

Aries: The Tower Sudden change is dawning. Welcome or not, you must accept it. As fall quarter begins, this might come in the form of a new challenge. Maybe you are a first time freshman who is feeling out of their depth or a transfer student trying to form new bonds. The good news is […]

Located at the University Village near campus, Uncle Chuang’s Bakery is one of Riverside’s hidden gems. Baked fresh every day, Uncle Chuang’s Bakery specializes in all sorts of baked goods such as ice cream sandwiches and savory and sweet breads. They also serve a variety of cake options for any special occasion, such as birthday […]

When freshman and transfer students first step onto a college campus, they’re often bombarded with literature that boasts some of the institution’s proudest accomplishments. From diversity statistics to welcome events, it’s easy to be swept up in the excitement that a university first has to offer. It’s important, however, to realize that many institutions must […]

This August, an Associated Press article stated a 13% increase in reports of sexual assault throughout the military since 2018, with increases in the army and navy being the most concerning. This may be an increase in reporting, rather than sexual assault, which would indicate that the situation has always been this dire. In either […]

In 2024, Los Angeles will propose to voters a controversial bill requiring hotels to rent out vacant rooms to the homeless population of the county. This bill, while it may seem like a way to solve the worsening homelessness problem in LA, is a last-ditch effort by the county to hold someone else responsible for […]

September 15 in the United States marks the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month, a time meant to uplift and highlight the voices of the Latine community. During this month, along with other heritage and recognition months in the U.S., it is common to see brands and companies change their social media profile pictures or […]

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) served as a court appointed monitor of the LA County Jail since 1985. They documented overcrowding, unsanitary conditions, and extreme abuse of inmates at the hands of deputies. In early 2012, LA County Sheriff, Lee Baca, succumbed to mounting national pressure to allow access to the jails for study […]

President Carter has laid out a common-sense vision for our university based on quality education, responsible use of our resources and partnership with state leaders to meet Nebraska’s workforce needs and improve our quality of life.

"Offering this waiver is a simple step we can take to ensure access and opportunity for every Nebraska student."