Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award winner Tom Paxton performed with the DonJuans in Santa Monica for the first stop of their tour.

Daily Bruin Photo staffers reflect on some of the most memorable moments this year from behind their viewfinders.

Indian American R&B artist Raveena brought joy, sensuality, peace and love to the stage on the Los Angeles stop of her “Asha’s Awakening” tour.

On Friday night, Spring Sing returned to an in-person format for the first time since 2019. The event featured comedy sketches and 16 musical acts ranging from solo to group performances.

Organized by Women’s March Foundation, Planned Parenthood and their partners, the “Ban Off Our Bodies” rally was part of a nationwide series of rallies. The Los Angeles rally included speeches by LA mayor Eric Garcetti and Women’s March Foundation founder Emiliana Guereca.

Featuring opening acts from Wallice and LoveLeo, Still Woozy brought lively energy to The Novo stage Tuesday night. The performance included songs from Woozy’s latest album, “If This Isn’t Nice, I Don’t Know What Is.”

With two perfect-10 routines, No. 18 UCLA gymnastics outperformed UC Davis by 3.725 points during its Senior Day meet.

Owned by two UCLA alumni, South LA Cafe is serving the community beyond selling coffee. It also supports the community through its affordable food options, commitment to social justice, and emphasis on South Los Angeles culture and history. 

The Bruins took down the Washington State Cougars on Thursday night and the Washington Huskies on Saturday night with 20-point and 26-point wins, respectively.

Despite their lead in the first half, the Bruins ended the game with a 3-point loss against the Ducks.