Being a Bruin means more than simply attending UCLA. Here are some of the iconic traditions and practices that govern student life on and off campus.

Angelenos protest across the city in support of Black Lives Matter

As the school year comes to an end, Daily Bruin photographers elaborate on their most memorable times on assignment this year, from fires and protests to concerts and sporting events.

Thinking about this job for too long makes me constantly break down. In my four years at this paper, I have lost my confidence and sometimes my will to wake up in the morning.

In a protest organized by the Black Graduate Student Association and Afrikan Student Union, demonstrators filled Dickson Plaza and marched in front of UCPD headquarters to convey grievances against police brutality and racial injustice in the first organized march on UCLA’s campus since the death of George Floyd.

Despite the cancellation of the event, protesters gathered at the intersection of Veteran Avenue and Wilshire Boulevard to demonstrate against police brutality.

In the last “Headliners” concert of the academic year, third-year Akshay Anand stops by the newsroom to perform his original songs to soothe your quarantine blues.

It was as if she could finally hear. Sabrina Huang describes her experience with misophonia – a severe hatred of certain “trigger sounds” such as chewing, slurping and lip smacking.

It was as if she could finally hear. Sabrina Huang describes her experience with misophonia – a severe hatred of certain “trigger sounds” such as chewing, slurping and lip smacking.

UCLA men’s basketball was bested by USC in the final seconds of Saturday afternoon’s regular-season finale at the Galen Center.