With the 2021-2022 season for UCLA Athletics beginning this month, the Daily Bruin Sports staff takes a look at the expectations for all 21 varsity teams, discussing the best- and worst-case scenarios for each club along with one key storyline surrounding each roster. Read more...
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Alas, we can say goodbye to the tiny gray Zoom boxes and hello to lecture halls and discussion tables. As fall quarter approaches, many Bruins are looking forward to in-person learning environments. Read more...
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With thousands of students either stepping foot on campus for the first time or reentering the realm of college life, the return to UCLA this fall will be unlike any other. Read more...
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Clarissa Arjona is spreading positivity and artistry one page at a time. Through posting bullet journal spreads on her Instagram, the third-year history student uses her passion for fine art to draw attention to social issues and share organizational tips. Read more...
Photo: Third-year history student Clarissa Arjona is using her bullet journal Instagram account to merge fine arts, organization and social activism. The practice is a creative outlet and a way for her to stay on top of her academics, Arjona said. (Sakshi Joglekar/Assistant Photo editor)
Los Angeles State Historic Park’s story is expanding beyond its 32 acres. Presented by the Center Theatre Group in association with the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, 32 Acres is an immersive sound experience at the LA State Historic Park running until Sept. Read more...
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Finding yourself is a lifelong mission. But that’s the beauty of it. Your identity is a living, breathing organism that can change and alter at any age. Read more...
Photo: As UCLA returns to in-person instruction, students should take the opportunity to explore their identities. (Ashley Kenney/Photo editor)
I can sum up my first lecture at UCLA in one word: overwhelming. Back then, it was normal to shimmy your way through packed aisles, knocking over notebooks and computers while apologizing profusely under your breath. Read more...
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