Royce Quad was once an epicenter of student life at UCLA. Now, in the digital age, the Quad is an attempt to recreate these discussion spaces online. Come to the Quad for analysis, explanation and student narratives about life on and off campus, within and without Westwood.
As a Los Angeles native, I am tired of watching people cover the same, basic sightseeing stops over and over again. Being a tourist in a new city can be exhilarating, but if you want to truly discover LA, make an effort to see it in its entirety. Read more...
Photo: (Sahel Fattahi/Daily Bruin)
From latte art videos on Facebook to not-so-witty quotes on T-shirts, coffee is an indisputable aspect of our everyday lives. Every frappy hour is national news, and liking the taste of coffee is viewed as a mark of adulthood. Read more...
Photo: (Noelle Cho/Daily Bruin)
As UCLA students we pride ourselves in our True Bruin Values, which include respecting the free expressions of the others’ opinions. Despite the notion that one attends college to be enlightened by new ideas, we may actually just be absorbing one-sided opinions that, in the long run, subtly prevent our brain from processing different viewpoints. Read more...
Photo: (Olivia Chen/Daily Bruin)
It’s 1 a.m. on a Thursday and after all that walking to and from apartment and frat parties, you and your friends are just about ready to call it a night. Read more...
Photo: The Big Fat Fatty sandwich contains a staggering amount of ingredients. (Fat Sal’s Deli)
If you go up to the third floor of UCLA Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center, there’s a small, dimly lit room, equipped with a massage table and a plethora of tiny needles. Read more...
Photo: UCLA has an acupuncture treatment room in the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
There was a football game yesterday. It involved a team you probably care about. It did not go well. But why? No, I’m not asking why the Bruins lost again. Read more...
Photo: Front-page report of the Bruins defeat of USC during UCLA football’s only championship season in 1954. Intercollegiate athletics were already major televised affairs at this time. (Daily Bruin archives)
I took a deep breath as I finally slid my phone under my notebook and looked up at my anthropology professor guiltily. More than half the lecture had passed, but it was only at that moment I could finally start listening. Read more...
