Vibrant spotlights, R&B music and soul food filled De Neve Residential Restaurant on Thursday evening for its Black History Month Celebration Dinner.
The dinner – co-organized by De Neve dining staff and the Afrikan Diaspora Living Learning Community– incorporated themes of Afrofuturism, which is a cultural movement that envisions different futures for the Black community through art.

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The Center for Accessible Education’s new student portal makes requesting accommodations more convenient, despite an initial learning curve, students said.

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Confusing income calculations and time-consuming application processes can make CalFresh – California’s version of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – difficult to access, Yasmeen Washington, a law student, said.

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UCLA Squash finished the 2024-25 academic year with a membership count twice as high as last year’s and a second-place trophy for its newly-formed women’s team.

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Construction on the sidewalks of Strathmore Drive and Gayley Avenue has forced pedestrians to walk in the street and caused accessibility issues for over a year.

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Vanessa Aviva González-Siegel, a transgender woman, could not obtain hormone replacement therapy when she first asked as an undergraduate student.

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Sarira Namavar, a dual United States and Iranian citizen, said she suspected she would not be able to see her grandparents for at least four years after President Donald Trump began his second term.

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Gina Osborne thought vegetables could not grow without soil.
But at the Tower Gardens on the Sproul Landing Sun Deck, she does just that.

Iris Ramirez’s voice was thick with emotion as she looked at her mother, working at a sewing machine with her curly hair in a bun, on the projector screen.

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“Electric, nervous, exciting – and you want to tear your skin off when your teammate misses a shot,” said Andrew Tkachuk, the UCLA squash team captain.