Memorial Glade

Several hundred campus students and community members marched around campus Wednesday afternoon in honor of Palestinians killed in the Israel-Hamas war.

Art and Mind club hosts events to help students destress and create artwork. The club promotes positive messages about processing emotions and managing stress through the usage of art therapy and mindfulness techniques.

This photo essay is a thank you letter to the beautiful campus that became my second home, commemorating a two-day, 24,000 step journey around campus reliving special moments and places.

Here, I’ve welcomed the intricacies of human life by unconsciously paying attention to those around me. People-watching can do that for you, as taking account of the way humans move and act around you is like another way of captivating an art form in a casual manner. 

This summer, I want to do these fun activities with my friends to make memories I can happily look back on, important memories that often get overshadowed by the scholarliness of our time here.

While Armenians living in Armenia wake up every day with these fears, the hardship of being Armenian for me is contained in my family memories.

Nearly all of the 1,500 graduate students, postdocs and student researchers present at Memorial Glade raised their hands with a resounding “aye!” during the UAW members meeting Thursday, unanimously calling for a statewide strike authorization vote.

Graduate students, postdoctoral researchers and academic researchers have won protections against bullying and abusive workplace conduct in a tentative agreement with the UC system.

As a diverse school with students from all over the world with different types of backgrounds, styles, tastes, and interests, it can be overwhelming to figure out your niche. Luckily, there are ways to discover what aesthetic you call your own.

If these traditions revolve around stressing about a point here or there, it tells us that being a Bear means living an anxious academic life.