Fashion and Student Trends at UCLA’s 2022 runway show is sharing the stitches and stories of students. On May 27, the annual event will take place at Pauley Pavilion and will be the organization’s first in-person show since 2019 and biggest production to date.

Spring Sing is taking the stage again. The annual event, featuring music and performances from students, will kick off May 20 at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.

Who are we? It’s a question we have asked ourselves over and over again, and the more we’ve asked ourselves this question, the more we have come to realize there is no simple answer.

The University of California has ambitious goals to reshape the state of UC campuses. In the coming years, twice the number of students could be walking on campuses that get most of their energy from electricity rather than fossil fuels.

For the third consecutive year, the Daily Bruin is reflecting on its progress toward becoming a more diverse and representative center of journalism for the UCLA community.

Music’s night to shine is finally here. The 2022 Grammy Awards highlight the best and brightest artists of the year, awarding various creators for their work on albums, songs and music videos across genres.

In elegant black and gold, filmmakers around the world are being celebrated once more at the 94th Academy Awards. This year’s nominees have navigated uncharted waters and pushed the bounds of the big screen, creating a new collection of diverse and beloved stories.

With March upon us, UCLA men’s and women’s basketball are set to enter the postseason coming off of differing regular-season results. The men’s squad earned its highest NCAA Tournament seed since 2017, while the women’s team missed out on the Big Dance and will compete in the Women’s National Invitation Tournament.

In its winter issue, PRIME dives into stories for which time is of the essence. From recent movements to rename buildings honoring controversial figures to the long hours student commuters spend on the road, uncover some of UCLA’s untold narratives in PRIME: “Matter of time.” Click here to read more.

From Jackie Robinson to Patrisse Cullors, Black Bruins and their contributions have always been integral to the success and growth of UCLA and its community. Through this package of articles and art, the Daily Bruin seeks to shine a light on some of the work, activism and stories of Black Bruins during February and beyond.