As fall quarter comes to a close, it is time to reflect on all that the changing winds of fall brought.
Amid the music video releases of the past few months were visuals from several female artists.

With the calendar year coming to a close and Apple Music Replay or Spotify Wrapped highlights popping up all around, there is no better time to reflect on all of the excellent music of 2024 than now.

UCLA creative writing students shared their work and inspirations at a reading Tuesday.
At the end of each quarter, the English department hosts a reading for students with creative writing minors to showcase their writing and network with each other, said Professor Fred D’Aguiar.

Bill Clinton’s memoir, “Citizen: My Life After the White House,” is an informative and heartfelt read for those curious about the life of a former president.

Participants breathed in calmness and breathed out worries at a workshop.
Pagan George, who has taught yoga in Los Angeles for 30 years, taught 20 participants breath work at the Hammer Museum on Sunday.

UCLA students expressed disappointment and optimism at a Bruin Democrats election watch party Nov 5.
The Bruin Democrats at UCLA hosted a watch party at Royce Hall for students to follow along and react together to the election results as they came in.

This Friday, “Wicked” will transport movie-goers to the realm of Oz, with pop superstar Ariana Grande set to star as Glinda. Before the film’s release – and to celebrate the artist adding three more Grammy nominations to her list of accomplishments earlier this month – the Daily Bruin revisits Grande’s discography to ascertain which of her albums so far shines brightest.

UCLA students and leaders interested in engineering, education and governance discussed future artificial intelligence solutions Oct. 25.
The Tech + Society Conference 2024, titled “AI: Transforming the Future,” was held by the Easton Technology Management Center at the UCLA Anderson School of Management.

This post was updated Nov. 6 at 1:56 a.m.
Scholars from UCLA and Berlin discussed strategies for voter outreach at an Oct. 22 UCLA Law School panel.

This post was updated Oct. 31 at 8:19 p.m.
The crowd was anything but barren when listening to Forrest Gander read his work about life in a desert.