Daily Bruin: In Focus
June 5, 2022 6:14 p.m.Gallery: Through our lens 2021-2022
Daily Bruin Photo staffers reflect on some of the most memorable moments this year from behind their viewfinders.
By Victoria Ke Li, Bryan Palmero, Sakshi Joglekar, Patrick L Shao, Esther Li, Ethan Manafi, Neha Krishnakumar, Jason Zhu, Alex Driscoll, Ashley Kenney, Vivian Xu, Anya Yakimenko, Chelsea Westman, Antonio Martinez, Jefferson Alade, Marc-Anthony Rosas, Lauren Man, Nina Morasky, Seth Van Matre, Finn Chitwood, Esther Ma, Javier Jauregui Ramirez, Kaiya Pomeroy-Tso, Joseph Jimenez, Megan Cai, Anika Chakrabarti, Jeremy Chen, August Suchecki, Kanishka Mehra, Shengfeng Chien, Mattias de los Rios Rogers, Christine Kao, David Rimer, Jack Stenzel, Shane Yu, and Harold King Ho Lee
Daily Bruin: In Focus
May 10, 2022 3:51 p.m.Gallery: UCLA men’s volleyball sails past Pepperdine but falls to Long Beach State
The Bruins closed out the Waves in four sets during the opening round of the National Collegiate Men’s Volleyball Championship and advanced to the semifinals against The Beach.
By Anya Yakimenko, Patrick L Shao, and Jeremy Chen
Arts: In Focus
April 4, 2022 2:37 p.m.Gallery: Students return to Dance Marathon for Pediatric AIDS Coalition fundraiser
The Pediatric AIDS Coalition at UCLA hosted Dance Marathon – the organization’s annual fundraising event to raise awareness for pediatric HIV/AIDS – on Saturday. The 13-hour event held at Drake Stadium marked the return of the in-person Dance Marathon following two years of virtual fundraising.
By David Rimer, Nina Morasky, Patrick L Shao, Megan Cai, and Shengfeng Chien
Daily Bruin: In Focus
Nov. 19, 2021 10:20 a.m.Gallery: Bruins attend Beat ‘SC Rally ahead of rivalry football game
More than 1,000 Bruins were in attendance at the Beat ‘SC Rally – the first rally since 2017 to have a bonfire lit.
By Tanmay Shankar, Ariana Fadel, David Rimer, Harold King Ho Lee, and Patrick L Shao
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