While First Year Experience coordinator Shalaurey Jones realizes five minutes of meditation may not fully rid all of life’s stresses, she believes building a self-care routine can help prevent burnout and set students up for success. Read more...
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With a new season in full bloom, spring flowers and sunshine call for a new read to match. From long-awaited sequels to new releases from established authors, these upcoming novels are sure to be ones that Bruins won’t want to miss. Read more...
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This post was updated April 2 at 11:20 a.m. to reflect increased transparency regarding Raylene Factora’s previous involvement with the Daily Bruin. Two undergraduate students are shining a colorful light on diverse stories in their new podcast, “Iridescence.” The podcast was started this year by third-year communication student Raylene Factora and third-year psychology student Jeremy Hsing. Read more...
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A duel of monstrous proportions is soon to hit the big screen. Set to release March 31 on HBOMax and in theaters, “Godzilla vs. Kong” pits the two titular characters against each other in this continuation of Warner Bros. Read more...
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Spring has sprung – and there are plenty of albums to come along too. The season for rejuvenation ushers in a variety of new music releases, from budding young artists to fully bloomed veterans. Read more...
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Warning: spoilers ahead. In a post-blip reality, the star-spangled legacy of Captain America no longer belongs to the ones who knew him best. Released Friday, the second episode of “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” introduces newcomer John Walker (Wyatt Russell) as “The Star-Spangled Man,” briefly fleshing out his backstory and motivations. Read more...
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Evanescence’s newest album is a hard pill to swallow. A decade in the making, “The Bitter Truth” is a brief, 47-minute ode to a band that has never quite comfortably fit into any genre. Read more...
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