October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and it’s important to be educated about common facts and ways to do self-exams. On Tuesday, Colleges Against Cancer at UCLA held its annual Breast Cancer Awareness Rally in Bruin Plaza, and we learn about the different activities the organization uses to get people’s attention and spread awareness about this disease.

Chirag Govardhan and Dustin Randolph host the eighth episode of Long Story Short this summer. First, Fanny Garcia gives us insight on the life of a non-traditional transfer student through her blog, “pLAwriting in the city.” Then, we speak with Paul Cleland of E3: Ecology, Economy, Equity to talk about water conservation.

Dustin Randolph and Sharon Lin host the seventh episode of Long Story Short this summer. First, Christyana Cabal and Hannah Jacobs share the sights and sounds of studying abroad in London, England.

Dustin Randolph and Chris Campbell join us for the first episode of Long Story Short this summer. First, Aubrey Yeo speaks with us about World Cup fever and internationalism.

Listen to how first-year English student Miso Kwak pursues her passion for music through an alternative method that involves reading Braille. Then, Professor Martin Monti from the UCLA Department of Psychology shares his insight on the impact music has on the human brain.

Daily Bruin Radio sits down with Daily Bruin Opinion editor Eitan Arom and columnist Natalie Delgadillo to hear their thoughts on the 2014 USAC election results.

On Saturday, the iconic Stan’s Donuts in Westwood celebrated its 50th year anniversary of the store. Daily Bruin Radio spoke to Stan, the original owner of Stan’s Donuts, who reminisced about the relations he and his store has made to Westwood and UCLA.

What does it take to be a spoken word poet at UCLA? This week, five Word on Wednesdays regulars and fellow Bruins are heading to Colorado to compete in the College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational.