Jumpstart your day with a thought-provoking discussion on what is often a taboo topic: alcoholism. As it pertains to college students, hosts Anu and Julia break down this idea on another episode of The Break Room.

As previously aired on UCLA Radio, this episode was recorded from inside the inverted fountain. Your hosts jump into this discussion the same way graduating seniors jump into this very fountain, as is UCLA tradition.

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Join Anu and Julia on another episode of The Break Room, where the idea of casual polygamy in the modern day, as it applies to the average college student, is unpacked.

As previously aired on UCLA Radio, this episode was recorded from the Powell Cat memorial in the heart of campus, where your hosts leave no stone unturned in discussing this phenomenon.

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In this episode of The Break Room, we are joined by the former President and Editor-in-Chief: Eleanor Murphy and Bailey Meyers, respectively. We discuss the role of Bruin Review in their lives, the importance and need for discourse on campus, and everything in between. 

The circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic forced many universities to quickly adopt online teaching as their primary form of education. While many students now prefer remote learning, opinions amongst professors regarding teaching online have been mixed. As COVID restrictions loosen, discussion has arisen about whether or not remote classes should remain an option going forward. In this episode, co-hosts Larry and Lulu are joined by Michael Suman, UCLA Communications professor and former research director for the USC Annenberg Center for the Digital Future. They discuss the parts of the classroom that were lost in the switch to remote, whether remote learning has a place in the post-COVID classroom, student opinion on making classes in-person, and the wider effects of technology on college youth.

In this episode of the Break Room, UCLA students Brian, Anu and Lulu, discuss their personal experiences with the onset feeling of loneliness triggered by the Coronavirus pandemic. Exploring the many caveats of loneliness, this episode covers the science-based health consequences of this lonely period, and the real-life healthy and unhealthy coping mechanism that manifest as a result.In this episode of the Break Room, UCLA students Brian, Anu and Lulu, discuss their personal experiences with the onset feeling of loneliness triggered by the Coronavirus pandemic. Exploring the many caveats of loneliness, this episode covers the science-based health consequences of this lonely period, and the real-life healthy and unhealthy coping mechanism that manifest as a result.

In this episode of the Break Room, Bruin Review hosts Shay and Avijit join Anjali Nagaraja and Victoria Kuang, the cofounders of Impact Investing Group, UCLA’s first Impact Investing club. We discuss what impact investing means, its future, how students at all financial levels can get involved in promoting sustainable companies, and debunk many myths surrounding this topic regarding financial returns and legitimacy of sustainability metrics in business.

In this episode of the Break Room, Shay joins Dylan Djoenadi from Kids React and Teens React to tell us how he started in the industry with background roles in Hannah Montana, Parenthood, and more as well as speak about spending the last ten years starring on the FineBros’ React channel.

In this episode of the Break Room, Sophia, Eleanor, and Anu discuss college hookup culture and how it’s changed in the age of coronavirus along with our relationships with relationships, funny stories, and dating app usage.

In this episode of The Break Room, hosts Sophia and Lauren are joined by Dr. Jessica Harris, assistant professor in the UCLA Graduate School of Education, and Kamilah Zadi, past president of Mixed Student Union at UCLA, to discuss the experiences of mixed or multiracial students on campus. Listen in as they explain the mixed identity crisis, exposing the role of microaggressions in friendships, reveal their best practices for Tinder, and explore the future of critical multiracial theory in education.

In this episode of The Break Room, host Lauren is joined by Jake Saper, a partner at Emergence Capital. They discuss Jake’s career path from startups to venture capital; the emerging technology of Coaching Networks; how AI can help fight bias in the hiring process, improve experiences in remote yoga classes, and provide real-time advice to interviewees; potential future uses of Zoom in the spheres of religion and online dating; and more.