Exploring the Satirical World of UCLA’s Westwood Enabler

Are you tired of the same old news outlets reporting on the same serious topics day in and day out? Looking for a fresh perspective on campus life and current events? Look no further than the Westwood Enabler, UCLA’s premier satirical news outlet.

Established in 2014, the Westwood Enabler has been providing students with a humorous take on the latest campus trends and news. Co-editor in chief Milo Ellison, a fourth-year political science student, leads the charge in crafting sardonic pieces that dissect student experiences and issues with a comedic twist.

But don’t be fooled by the jokes – the Enabler takes its mission seriously. Ellison emphasizes the importance of timeliness and relevance in their satire, ensuring that every student can relate to or is experiencing the topics being lampooned. The Enabler’s approach of using humor to highlight underlying power structures and expose hidden truths sets it apart from other satirical outlets.

Ammi Lane-Volz, co-editor in chief and a fourth-year linguistics and anthropology student, stresses the importance of inclusive comedy and avoiding harmful stereotypes in their work. By focusing on events that affect a large population of students at UCLA, the Enabler is able to engage with readers on a deeper level.

Gabe McNeill, a third-year history student and editor at the Enabler, discusses the challenges of writing satire that resonates with a wide audience. While inside jokes can be tempting, the Enabler strives to ensure that their humor is accessible to all readers. Despite these challenges, McNeill highlights the supportive and fun environment of the club, where funny people come together to create engaging and impactful content.

So if you’re looking for a good laugh and a fresh perspective on campus life, be sure to check out the Westwood Enabler. With its sharp, impactful humor and thoughtful approach to satire, this student-led media outlet is sure to keep you entertained and informed.