What a Daily Bruin staffer shoots during the school year is often determined, at least in part, by someone else – like a writer whose article needs art, or an editor who needs an event photographed.

Suki Waterhouse, an English singer-songwriter, actress and model performed on the Fairbanks Lawn at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery on July 23, marking the second stop of “The Loveland Tour.” 
 
Waterhouse released her third studio album, “Loveland,” on July 10 before kicking off the tour in Phoenix on July 22. 
 
Charlotte Lawrence and her band opened the show with a set that included a cover and an unreleased single.

To close out the World Cup, Burbank went for the brace. 

Downtown Burbank hosted the FIFA Los Angeles World Cup 26 Fan Zone on July 18 and July 19 during the tournament’s last two matches.

The Los Angeles Union Station transformed into a sea of colors Saturday as FIFA World Cup fans wearing national jerseys gathered ahead of the tournament’s final group-phase matches.

Through Our Lens is Daily Bruin Photo’s annual Graduation Issue gallery where photojournalists share one of their favorite photographs they’ve taken with The Bruin in the past school year.

No. 8 seed UCLA softball (50-8, 20-4 Big Ten) faced Cal Baptist (43-19, 15-3 WAC) and South Carolina (32-28, 7-17 SEC) in the NCAA Los Angeles Regional from Friday to Sunday.

Book lovers shuffled through narrow aisles as crowds gathered at the heart of the University of Southern California campus for the annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.

Green has gradually returned to the once-scorched slopes of the Santa Monica mountains. The January 2025 Palisades wildfire is among the top ten most destructive and deadliest wildfires in California since 1932, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

Enchanted with comical costumes and mischievous music, the UCLA HOOLIGAN Theatre Company presented the 24-hour musical “Seussical” at the Northwest Campus Auditorium on Feb. 15. Rehearsed for less than 24 hours, the crew playfully performed the musical – adapted from works of children’s author Dr.

Performers, poets and partygoers returned to the Covel Grand Horizon Room for the Afrikan Diaspora LLC’s annual Black Extravaganza on Feb. 13. The two-act event consisted of performances from student organizations and soloists, and the intermission gave attendees the opportunity to eat and take pictures at a photo-op station.