Monday, March 23

Former Harbor-UCLA doctor failed to disclose more than $700K in industry payments

Investigators found that Harbor-UCLA Medical Center’s former chief of orthopedics Dr. Louis Kwong – who currently faces two sexual misconduct lawsuits against him – also failed to disclose more than $700,000 in payments from a medical device company. Read more...

Photo: The Harbor-UCLA Medical Center is pictured. The hospital’s former chief of orthopedics, Louis Kwong – who staff said fostered a racist and sexist culture – was found to have not disclosed thousands in payments from medical device companies. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)


Student organizations host Native Cultural Cuisine Night at De Neve dining hall

“De Neve has never looked this good,” said second-year economics student Elizabeth Marmer. As she walked into the dining hall, Marmer was met with drumming, colorful tablecloths and the smell of Native American cuisine. Read more...

Photo: A display of Native American food at De Neve, a dining hall, is pictured. De Neve hosted Native Cultural Cuisine Night on Wednesday, which highlighted Native American food and culture. (Ashley Rivera/Daily Bruin)


UCLA Dining plans to reduce meal swipe monetary value by more than half

This post was updated April 21 at 11:43 p.m. UCLA Dining is planning to lower the value of on-campus meal swipes by more than 50%, but students said they are already not getting enough value out of their swipes. Read more...

Photo: Panda Express, an ASUCLA restaurant, is pictured. Students’ meal plan swipes will soon be worth $4.33 at all ASUCLA restaurants. (Brandon Morquecho/Photo editor)


Bruin Day inspires prospective students, sparks Bruin families’ school spirit

Tyler Kastenholz never thought he would be Bruin-bound, opening his decision letter away from the prying eyes of friends and family. But the disbelief of the acceptance has since worn off, and Kastenholz – months before the school year will start – has embraced the crosstown rivalry. Read more...

Photo: Students on Bruin Day are pictured. The day is aimed at welcoming prospective first-year students to UCLA and showing them the campus. (Renee Rubanowitz/Daily Bruin)


Los Angeles World Airports rejects plan to restore FlyAway bus service in Westwood

Los Angeles World Airports rejected an initiative by the North Westwood Neighborhood Council to restore the FlyAway bus service in Westwood. The NWWNC passed a community impact statement April 3 requesting the LA Board of Airport Commissioners and City Council to conduct a study and reestablish the FlyAway bus service from Westwood to LAX. Read more...

Photo: Passengers in line at LAX are pictured. Los Angeles World Airports rejected a proposal from the North Westwood Neighborhood Council to restore FlyAway bus services in Westwood. (Daily Bruin file photo)


Earth Day-themed Broxton Nights showcases small businesses, sustainable vendors

This post was updated April 18 at 9:06 p.m. With an Earth Day-themed celebration, April’s edition of Broxton Nights brought together small businesses, The Pop-Up Shoppes, new Bruins and locals to exchange clothing on Broxton Avenue. Read more...

Photo: Victoria Romero at the Face Paint 360 booth is pictured. Broxton Nights features numerous booths each month, including student-run and local businesses. (Brianna Carlson/Daily Bruin)


Hillel at UCLA hosts first interfaith Passover Seder, brings students together

This post was updated Aug. 20, 2025, at 6:38 p.m. Hillel at UCLA hosted its first interfaith Passover Seder Monday, bringing together students and administrators to build connections across campus. Read more...

Photo: Pictured is a table setting for the interfaith Passover Seder. The event on Monday was the first time Hillel at UCLA has hosted an interfaith seder. (Myka Fromm/Photo editor)