The Impact Of Diversity: The AAPI Community’s Effect On The Senate
How the political demographic transformation in Georgia and the Asian American population majorly affected the senate race and election outcome
Katherine Pappas (UCLA ‘22)
Katherine Pappas (UCLA ‘22)
Katherine Pappas is a third-year Political Science and Philosophy double major from the Bay Area. During her free time she loves to go on hikes, adventures with her friends, travel the globe and find the cutest coffee shops around campus! In the future, Katherine is planning on going to law school and becoming an attorney specializing in human rights, M&A or international law.
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How Kamala Harris Is Making Strides For The Underrepresented
The transition of a woman of color as vice president makes strides for a different and more progressive America.
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My Road Trip Across The West: Scenic & Unforgettable
A hiking trek through Utah, Idaho, Montana and Tahoe filled with amazing views and unforgettable memories
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Studying Philosophy In 2021: How & Why This Field Has Shaped Me
How studying philosophy at UCLA has affected my outlook on life, my relationships with people and the way I think as a whole.
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Makeup Review: I Tried SKINN Cosmetics For The First Time
A SKINN Cosmetics Beauty review- how a friend would give it to you!
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How To Navigate Undergraduate Life As A Pre-Law Student
I want to go into law and politics, but what path will I take? Listening to the perspectives of people who have been in your shoes may guide you and give you the advice you need to help you choose.
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20 Creative Galentine's Day Gift Ideas Your Besties Will Love
A gift guide for you to spoil your gals this Valentine's Day - spread the love!
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How Networking In College Can Be Your Best Friend
Talking about my experience with my UCLA Alumni Mentor and how it has affected my college experience thus far in terms of a guide in college life, connections into my area of study and life advice as a woman.
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Inauguration Day: A Recap of Joe Biden Addressing Our Nation
What happened on January 20th, 2021 as Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were sworn into office and what this means for Americans going forward.
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A New Generation Of Politics: What Does It Mean For Us?
“United we stand, divided we fall.”
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3 Ways COVID-19 Has Made Us Reimagine The Holidays
The differences, struggles and lights at the end of the tunnel - how COVID-19 will affect going home (or not) for the holidays this year.
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How To Show Your Loved Ones Thanks This Season
Little things you can do for friends and family to show them how much you care, from writing cards to planning the best adventure days!
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College Voting Perspectives 2020: 4 Bruins Discuss Their Thoughts On How America Is Being Shaped
A glimpse into the perspectives of UCLA college students: how they felt about this year’s election and how it was meaningful to them.
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How Amy Coney Barrett Joining the Supreme Court Might Affect Your Health
Here's how reproductive health and healthcare as a whole may be affected by the Supreme Court's newest confirmation.
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3 Podcasts To Be In The Know In Your 20s
Here are some podcasts for 20-somethings to get engaged in politics in a fun and relatable way.
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Yoga For A Good Cause: Join Her Campus UCLA & UCLA CHAARG For A Workout Session To Raise Breast Cancer Awareness
Join our Zoom workout this Friday at 5:30PM to raise awareness about breast cancer!
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Balancing Online Classes And Quarantine: Here's Where You Can Start
Online college and all that goes with it can be tough. Here are a few tips and tricks to tackle 2020 head-on!
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3 Tips And Tricks For Decorating Your New Apartment
Personalize your space - make it a home!
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A Reflection In Support And Solidarity With The Human Race
Racism in America today. What does it look like? More than a virus, more than a disease. It's spread to every part of our body politic and...
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Generational Perspectives On The Pandemic
Looking at COVID-19 through the lenses of a college student and her grandmother.
