The market at the UCLA Store in Ackerman Union is now accepting CalFresh as part of an effort to combat food insecurity on campus.
Federally recognized as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, the CalFresh program is meant to supplement low-income individuals’ budgets to make sure they can purchase nutritious food, according to the California Department of Social Services.

Ahmed Shurbaji would not accept that time might limit him to experiencing only a few of the more than a thousand clubs at UCLA.
As a transfer student in his first year at UCLA, Shurbaji said he was hoping to create a new club to form a community on campus and make the most of his time.

This post was updated June 5 at 2:50 p.m.
Starting in the fall, students will have the opportunity to reside in a Living Learning Community centered around an interfaith community.

UCLA will offer students the opportunity to join a new Living Learning Community focused on the Native American and Pasifika student experience beginning in the fall.

This post was updated May 4 at 10:22 p.m.
UCLA hosted a temporary art installation by artist Refik Anadol at a ceremony to commemorate two years of resilience throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

This post was updated May 1 at 9:53 p.m.
The USA Elections Board suspended all social media campaigning for two presidential candidates in the undergraduate student government election until Tuesday at 6 p.m.

Editor’s note: The following article contains discussions of suicide, which may be disturbing to some readers.
A mental health advocacy club and its national parent organization co-hosted a suicide awareness exhibit in Wilson Plaza on Wednesday.

All those who took her class loved Nancy Ezer, said her former student Martin Chan.
“She had this personality where she was able to captivate you and that you loved her and adored her and respected her, even if you earned a grade that was much lower than you expected,” said Chan, an alumnus who also graduated from UCLA with a doctoral degree in Hebrew in 2019.

The Daily Bruin won 20 journalism awards from the California College Media Association on Saturday. 
The Bruin received first place in eight categories, including best newspaper website, best photo series, best multimedia package and best interactive graphic.

Ukrainian community members at UCLA expressed fear and anger following news of Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine but said they were hopeful given the global pushback.