Black women continue to persevere and find success despite persistently being overlooked and facing barriers.
For many Black American women, racialized stereotypes pose persistent social threats, reinforced by the media, institutions and daily interactions.

This post was updated Oct. 24 at 9:22 p.m.
Summer and winter breaks give Bruins extra time to pursue a number of activities, including transforming themselves.

Bruins may use music to accompany their studies and socialization as the rhythm of midterms season accelerates.
Research and student experiences suggest ties between music and the brain in influencing our emotions and behaviors.

An abundance of food, red packets and toy dragons circulate among Bruins this weekend as the Year of the Dragon arrives.
Lunar New Year, also called the Spring Festival, is a holiday celebrating the beginning of the lunisolar calendar and a time to welcome spring.

With the heart of holiday season and winter break approaching, Bruins may look forward to building on relationships with their loved ones through avenues such as love languages.

Monday
Temperatures were insanely high on Monday, so I treated myself to Sambazon, the new acai place in Ackerman. I’m a fan of acai because it’s nutritious, sweet and refreshing.

This post was updated Oct. 31 at 11:18 p.m. 
A report published Tuesday found that restaurant workers in Koreatown, Los Angeles, struggle with low wages, housing risks and weak labor policies.

This post was updated Oct. 27 at 2:06 a.m.
If you were to walk through Westwood around late October, you would likely see people crowded around Spirit Halloween and stores putting up orange and black decorations.

My heart pounded faster as the taxi turned onto the familiar street from my childhood. Steam was wafting from a nearby dumpling house and children were gathered around a row of concession stands.