Encampments and protests in solidarity with Palestine swept through college campuses in recent weeks. The Daily Trojan, the Daily Bruin, the Emory Wheel, The Daily Californian, Washington Square News, the Berkeley Beacon and the Daily Texan came together and compiled a photo essay depicting the student movements unfolding across the nation.

The halls of Melnitz, lined with Hollywood movie posters, foreshadow the potential of students at UCLA. After studying within the entertainment capital of the United States, some Bruin filmmakers go on to contribute to award-winning films.

The Daily Bruin apologizes for the editorial cartoon that ran on our Opinion page this morning.
As a newspaper, we take responsibility for our mistakes and apologize for them, so that’s what we’re doing here.

Thousands of UCLA students gathered in Wilson Plaza on Thursday to witness the annual Beat ‘SC Bonfire and Rally. UCLA Alumni and the Student Alumni Association held the event from 6 p.m.

With the start of the 2016-2017 school year just days away, get the news you need to know from the Daily Bruin’s annual year-opening edition.

Nineteen candidates and four referenda are on this year’s USAC election ballot. Learn about the candidates. Read stories, violations, and endorsements. Fill out a survey about your thoughts on this year’s council as well as other campus issues.

Hundreds of people are participating in the 15th annual Dance Marathon – a fundraising event where students stay on their feet for 26 hours to raise money to fight pediatric AIDS.

Santa Monica College, 2013. UC Santa Barbara, 2014. Umpqua Community College, 2015.
Mass shootings are on the rise at college campuses across the United States. From dorms to classrooms, UCLA is laying out plans to keep students safe in an active shooter situation. 

The beginning of a new year marks the midway point in another chapter of the life of a UCLA  student. it’s time to reflect on old goals and accomplishments, but it’s also a time to look forward and leave no regrets behind.

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