Rothschild was a PRIME and Enterprise contributor. She was a human biology and society student minoring in disability studies.

Speed over safety: Duffl racers allege its policies lead to reckless riding, scooter-related accidents

As she darted out of the Ralphs parking lot, with an order for a vape in hand, Duffl racer Lucy McHenry experienced what all scooter-riding students in Westwood dread – she was hit by a car.

By Sofia Nyez, Rachel Rothschild, Henry Pratt, and Taylor Wallace

‘It’s just a fact’: Understaffed CAE office fails to meet students’ needs

Out of the nine total disability specialist positions the Center for Accessible Education typically maintains, only three were filled at the start of the 2023-2024 academic year.

By Samantha Parr, Mridhula Thyagarajan, Rachel Rothschild, and Lori Garavartanian

Richard Ruskell’s Rise to UCLA’s Executive Pastry Chef

From starring on Food Network to crafting refined pastries for hotels, UCLA’s Executive Pastry Chef Richard Ruskell now brings his baking expertise to the Bruin community.

Inside the green campus fee that collects hundreds of thousands more than it spends

Hundreds of thousands of student fee dollars go unspent each year as a campus sustainability fund amasses a substantial surplus, according to a Daily Bruin financial analysis.

By Dylan Tzung, Lori Garavartanian, and Rachel Rothschild

Students, alumnus publish research on global risk factors for gastric cancer

Two UCLA students and an alumnus recently published a research paper surveying factors that lead to global disparities in gastric cancer.
Gastric cancer, also known as stomach cancer, is most prevalent in South Korea and least common in France, although the two countries have comparable economies.