UCLA student starts food blog centered around dining hall delights

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October 5, 8:34 pm

UCLA student starts food blog centered around dining hall delights

This post was updated Oct. 6 at 11:00 p.m. With a camera and a swipe, Katie Lee is satisfying Bruins’ appetites. Dedicated to documenting the various foods available to UCLA students living on the Hill, the third-year Asian studies student said she created her Instagram food blog @ucla.swipes in September 2021. Read more...

Photo: Katie Lee smiles in front of Epicuria. The third-year Asian studies student said her popular UCLA food blog, @ucla.swipes, helps students make decisions and take advantage of all of the dining options on campus. (Shengfeng Chien/Daily Bruin staff)

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October 4, 9:26 pm

TV preview: Reexperience back to school with these upcoming fall releases, and more

Audiences will be thankful for what television has to offer this autumn. As the weather grows chillier, television screens will be keeping the air warm with displays of love and scares alike. Read more...

Photo: By Megan Fu/Daily Bruin senior staff

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October 2, 8:41 pm

Rising Artists: Fall in love this autumn with the season’s newest voices

Ascending artists are glowing amid the colorful fall foliage. Whether it be via emotional pop ballads or raw, memorable string tunes, emerging artists are finding their autumn groove with eclectic singles and live performances. Read more...

Photo: (Ashley Ko/Daily Bruin Staff)

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September 30, 5:29 pm

Concert review: Declan McKenna rocks Hollywood with ecstatic performances of ‘Zeros’ tracks

This post was updated Oct. 9 at 3:18 p.m. Declan McKenna is anything but a zero. The British indie rocker headlined The Fonda Theatre in Hollywood on Thursday night. Read more...

Photo: In front of a black-and-white checkered background, Declan McKenna strums his guitar while belting into a standing mic. The English rock artist performed for an enthusiastic crowd at The Fonda Theatre on Thursday. (Jenny Xu/Daily Bruin)

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September 29, 8:30 pm

Film preview: Fall flicks set to feature family fables, fantasy and more

Whether they watch from the inside of their home or the theater, audiences will be falling for the films premiering this autumnal season. As the leaves start turning vibrant shades of red, orange and yellow, a wide range of movies will be warmly welcoming audiences to sweater weather. Read more...

Photo: (Megan Fu/Daily Bruin senior staff)

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September 27, 10:37 pm

Music preview: Autumn season brings new music from The 1975, Taylor Swift and more

As the crisp fall air blows in, releases from returning titans are warming listeners’ ears. Whether they be indie icons or pop legends, artists have returned for the autumnal season with new albums. Read more...

Photo: (Tara Desai/Daily Bruin)

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September 26, 4:17 pm

Concert review: Wallows delivers slick visuals, dazzling performance in hometown show

This post was updated Sept. 27 at 9:39 p.m. Wallows is making sure fans aren’t bored yet. The indie-pop band performed on Sunday at the Shrine Auditorium, kicking off its hometown shows in Los Angeles this week. Read more...

Photo: Lit by purple and teal lighting, Wallows member and main vocalist Dylan Minnette sings into a standing mic. The indie rock band, composed of Minnette, Braeden Lemasters and Cole Preston, played the first of three hometown shows as part of their “Tell Me That It’s Over Tour” Sunday at the Shrine Auditorium. (Jeremy Chen/Assistant Photo editor)

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