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The Seattle Times is the Northwest's most trusted source for independent journalism, connecting you to your community and the world in print, online and on the go. Home, sports, travel, entertainment, health and wellness — we’ve got the information you need where you want it, when you want it, to get the most out of your life.

Founded in 1919, the Daily Bruin is UCLA’s on-campus student newspaper. The paper offers local insight and coverage of campus events, trends, breaking news and important topics on its website and social media accounts daily. The Bruin prints on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the academic year. The Bruin is one of ten UCLA Student Media outlets. It serves as one of the largest student organizations on UCLA’s campus, with around 500 students working across 17 sections. Students serve as the paper’s editors, reporters, photographers, videojournalists, designers, programmers and more. Countless alumni from The Bruin have gone on to work for professional daily newspapers and news organizations around the world. Daily Bruin alumni have gone on to receive Pulitzer Prizes and a Nobel Peace Prize. The Daily Bruin hires new interns in the Fall and Winter Quarters of each academic year. For any recruitment related questions, please contact the Daily Bruin’s Outreach team at dboutreach@dailybruin.com. For general inquiries, email editor@dailybruin.com.

The Stranger defines, defends, and sometimes defies the culture and politics of Seattle. Our coverage arises from a resolutely urban point of view, offering a unique perspective on the topics that matter most to people who live, work, and play in Seattle. Our original news reporting is relentless and outspoken. Our smart, funny entertainment coverage sets the tone of the city’s cultural conversation. And our innovative, interactive calendar, EverOut, is Seattle’s most popular and exhaustive source of event information. The Stranger is unpredictable, and we’re not always nice. But we are unmistakably on the side of our city and our readers. We love Seattle so much that we want more of it: more housing, more transit options, more bars and restaurants, more people. We take our reporting seriously—we won a Pulitzer Prize for feature writing—but we are just as committed to gleefully f*cking around.