Daily Bruin graduates remember moments on campus that encompass or exemplify their UCLA experience. Each graduate shares their view by telling a story in the location that it occurred. Watch the video to find out what these spots on campus mean to these students.
First-year electrical engineering student, Amber Won, was first introduced to a Rubik’s Cube in seventh grade. She was then motivated to solve the puzzle faster with every try, eventually reaching a 7-second personal time record as a high school sophomore. More »
Third-year psychology student Happy Ali has lived a rough life, from dropping out of school at an early age to losing a child, yet he still manages to keep an optimistic perspective. More »
Graduate students Mitsuko Brooks and Michael Salvatore prepare their art for the biannual Graduate Open Studios event this Saturday. Within studio 19, Brooks displays trash she finds after coating it in resin and placing it on wooden pedestals. More »
Graduate student Julio Medina shows off his dance piece for the final concert that will be held in November for the graduate program. A passionate dancer and Lyft driver on the side, Medina embraces every passenger’s personality and story. More »
Professor Neil Garg is bridging the gap between chemistry and fun using his passion for the subject, student-produced music videos and pop culture references. More »
UCLA Broad Art Center hosts Checkpoint Charlie, an exhibition displaying undergraduate artists’ work. More »