Students across Los Angeles flocked to the Getty Center for its annual College Night on Monday evening. Stations included self-guided scent tours, live music and collage-making.

Following the program’s first NCAA national title win in Phoenix, UCLA women’s basketball returned to Westwood on Sunday night. The milestone marks the second national title win for a women’s basketball team in the Big Ten and UCLA women’s basketball’s second national title overall, following its AIAW title win in 1978.

The Pediatric AIDS Coalition held its annual Dance Marathon from 2 p.m. to midnight Saturday to support pediatric AIDS research and treatment. The coalition has raised over $6 million since the fundraiser’s debut in 2002.

No. 5 UCLA gymnastics (13-2, 9-0 Big Ten) notched a 196.950 at the Big Four quad meet Friday, clinching a win against No.18 Iowa (9-5, 4-2), No.

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.

Established and up-and-coming artists from around the globe flock to Los Angeles for its influential role in the Western music industry, but Bruins don’t have to travel as far.

Pucks soar through the air, clattering against glass as skates slice through ice. UCLA men’s club ice hockey, an offshoot of one of the earliest sports in campus history, faced off against California State University, Northridge for its final home game of the season Friday night.

Students, university administrators and local residents gathered together for the annual Westwood Homeless Count on Thursday. The volunteer-based event is part of the 2026 Los Angeles Homeless Count, which creates a snapshot of the area’s homeless population to inform future resource distribution.

The faint whirr of public transit vehicles can be heard as orange and brown leaves crunch beneath footsteps. Located in the East Bay, Berkeley was the heart of the free speech movement in the 1960s and is home to the UC’s first campus.

Beneath the multicolored glow of stage lights, a haze rolls across the Freud Playhouse stage. Through a collaboration between UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television and the Herb Alpert School of Music, Opera UCLA will host three performances of “The Turn of the Screw” on Thursday, Friday and Sunday.