Click on the illustration to read our coverage of the local, state, and national races or view our list of endorsements. Read more...
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October 15, 12:38 pm
Dribble for the Cure: Bouncing one step closer to a cure for pediatric cancer
UCLA, along with the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation and the Cancer Research Program at the Mattel Children’s Hospital, held its 11th annual Dribble for the Cure on Sunday. Read more...
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September 23, 12:01 am
The Registration Issue
The Registration Issue is the Daily Bruin’s first issue of the new school year. These images combine protest and demonstration documented in The Bruin’s film and digital archives to depict expressions of student voices on campus. Read more...
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June 10, 9:21 pm
Graduation Issue 2018
Enclosed in this edition of Graduation Issue, the Daily Bruin’s final edition for the 2017-2018 academic year, is a timeline of your past four years at UCLA – a glimpse at stories past, present and peek into future stories untold. Read more...
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June 1, 2:07 pm
Atomic City
The current contract for the Los Alamos National Laboratory expires in September 2018, and the UC, which has been involved in the management of the lab since its inception in varying capacities, submitted a bid last year to manage the lab. Read more...
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May 30, 12:12 pm
Fire Followers
In fall and winter of 2017, fires ravaged through the state of California, eating through homes, trees and brush ranging from Northern California to UCLA’s own doorstep. Read more...
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May 23, 2:10 am
Westwood Subdivided
The Westwood Neighborhood Council is the city’s official advisor on Westwood politics. In November, students and other Westwood community members announced plans to form a new neighborhood council because they felt the current one did not adequately address their issues. Read more...