No Offense is back for another week with all your favorites! Chris Campbell, Keshav Tadimeti, Abhishek Shetty and Jacqueline Alvarez gather to talk about the work done by Vice Chancellor of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Jerry Kang – and the work his office still has left.

No Offense is back for yet another week! Chris Campbell, Keshav Tadimeti and Abhishek Shetty kick off this week’s Opinion podcast by discussing the UCLA Meyer and Renee Luskin Conference Center’s predicted financial shortfall and how the center can shore up its business in the coming years.

It seems the President’s obsession with making America great again means leaving half of it by the wayside.
Friday marks the first day of President Donald Trump’s term.

The opinion editors are back at it again with the Daily Bruin’s official Opinion podcast! This week, Chris Campbell and Keshav Tadimeti discuss Westwood’s retail development and revitalization strategy.

Seven propositions have been confirmed for California’s ballot in the November election, including a proposal to fully legalize marijuana. But is it really all it’s cracked up to be?

Live from the Daily Bruin conference room, Chris Campbell, Abhishek Shetty and Aaron Julian offer their reactions in the aftermath of Friday night’s USAC election.
There was a lot happening, and lots to opine about.

This week on No Offense, special guest Roberto Luna joins the Opinion columnists to take about Westwood. College town or luxury enclave? There’s evidence for each, although the two elements of Westwood’s character sometimes struggle to coexist.

There’s two candidates running to be your next USAC President. Danny Siegel is running under the Bruins United slate, and Denea Joseph is running under the Waves of Change slate.

It’s that time of they year again, when prospective Bruins come to Bruin Day to learn more about UCLA, and maybe even sign over the next four years of their lives to this fair university.

Broadcasting live from the UCLA Radio studio, we’re opining over not one, but two topics this week.
First, how can Los Angeles solve its severe housing shortage?