LA Pride and the Getty held a celebration to kick off LA Pride weekend on Wednesday, featuring a “Queering the Lens” discussion panel, art exhibits and dancing.

On May 19, Long Beach trio half•alive performed the final show of their North American tour in Los Angeles. The band followed opening performances by Dev Lemons and Tessa Violet.

Almost 1,000 members of the Los Angeles community marched to City Hall on Monday to celebrate the accomplishments of the labor movement and advocate for workers’ citizenship and housing rights for immigrants.

In collaboration with UCLA Campus Events Commission, the annual event at the Hammer Museum featured after-hours access to exhibits, live music, food trucks and artist-led workshops for college students all across Southern California.

Following a four year hiatus, the Taiwanese American Student Association performed its 21st production of Taiwanese Culture Night in Royce Hall. The production, titled “Make it With You,” focuses on the struggles of defining one’s own identity and breaking free from the expectations set by others.

After earning victories against Arizona State, Arizona and Stanford, the Bruins ultimately fell to Washington State in the final.

The Sikh Student Association put on its first cultural night since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

For the second time this season, the Bruins have lost to their crosstown rivals. With the loss, the blue and gold have missed an opportunity to appear in the NCAA tournament.

UCLA men’s water polo fell to California on Sunday afternoon, putting it in fourth place at the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament.

Located on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles, Historic Filipinotown, or HiFi, became one of the five Asian Pacific Islander ethnic neighborhoods in Los Angeles with its designation of a historic cultural neighborhood in 2002.