Category Archives: Opinion Columns

Here at the University of California, the conflict plays part of an ongoing discussion of campus inclusion and diversity and often results in tension between numerous groups and communities.

Gov. Jerry Brown is on quite the winning streak.

I am anything but a vegetarian.

In 2006, the California Legislature solidified this state’s position as a leader in fighting climate change by capping greenhouse gas emissions with a law set to go into effect this year.

The Westwood Farmers Market has been the center of local controversy over the past several months, with vendors, organizers and local businesses unable to come to an agreement on the market’s management, location and date.

Though the state has been solidly blue for decades, California has not held a democratic supermajority in its legislature for more than 100 years.

We live in a country where your socioeconomic background often determines your chances of graduating from high school and college. Now more than ever, we need a generation of dedicated thinkers and doers to create comprehensive reforms to our education system.