By Dylan Winward
Jan. 9, 2025 1:27 p.m.
Air quality on the UCLA campus has improved and is now categorized as “unhealthy for sensitive groups,” according to the UCLA Air Quality website. It had previously been designated as “unhealthy” at around 10 a.m., when the reading was at its worst.
The designation means that people with heart and lung diseases, older people, children and pregnant women may be impacted by the air quality. Campus buildings are recommended to close windows and doors.
(Selin Filiz/Daily Bruin)
Winward was the 2025-2026 editor in chief and sat ex officio on the editorial board. He was previously the 2024-2025 News editor and the 2023-2024 features and student life editor. He was also an Arts, Copy, Online, Photo, PRIME and Sports contributor. Winward was a fourth-year English and statistics and data science student.
Winward was the 2025-2026 editor in chief and sat ex officio on the editorial board. He was previously the 2024-2025 News editor and the 2023-2024 features and student life editor. He was also an Arts, Copy, Online, Photo, PRIME and Sports contributor. Winward was a fourth-year English and statistics and data science student.
