Welcome back to campus, and welcome to the Daily Bruin’s 2023 Registration Issue! We couldn’t be more ecstatic for the school year to begin.
Each year, The Bruin’s Registration Issue boasts a range of stories and multimedia projects to help both new and returning Bruins get acquainted with what’s ahead for the coming year.

In less than a week, UCLA football returns to the Rose Bowl to open its season. Daily Bruin Sports is previewing the year ahead, from what this final season in the Pac-12 could mean for the Bruins’ legacy to the personnel making up each position group.

As the student newspaper of the UCLA community, the Daily Bruin is excited to introduce you to campus, Westwood, and for some of you, the city of Los Angeles.

Every spring, as the school year comes to a close, the Daily Bruin releases its Graduation Issue. This year’s theme focuses on reflection and searching – reflecting on the past year while taking its lessons as we search for what’s next.

Fashion and Student Trends at UCLA is turning sketches into struts. The organization’s annual fashion show, which will be at Pauley Pavilion on May 26, will feature collections designed by 20 students, ranging in theme from Afrofuturism to nighttime musings.

In order to analyze the current demographics of Daily Bruin staff and be fully transparent with the student body, The Bruin created an official Diversity Report in 2020.

Spring Sing is back in the spotlight. The annual student talent showcase and competition will take place May 19 at the Los Angeles Tennis Center. The 78th Spring Sing will feature 12 acts ranging a cappella groups, bands, solo musicians, dance teams and interdisciplinary acts who will be judged by a panel of celebrity judges including Jeremy Renner.

Throughout our time at UCLA, Bruins constantly think about the past while we live our best lives in the present – but most importantly, we anticipate the future.

After clinching the MPSF tournament title, UCLA men’s volleyball (29-2, 12-0 MPSF) earned an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
You can read more here.

The Big Dance has just begun, and both UCLA men’s and women’s basketball punched their tickets to the NCAA Tournament with top seeds in tow. The men’s team benefits from veteran leadership and a nearly perfect resume since late January but has endured untimely injuries down the stretch.