Wednesday, August 5

Patrons treat Stan’s Donuts to sweet tribute for 50th anniversary

Rick Ramirez remembered walking down the streets of Westwood nine years ago, distraught over his son’s emergency open-heart surgery, when he came across Stan’s Donuts. As he walked through door, the owner smiled at him and asked him how he was – Stan Berman’s kindness and positive personality made Ramirez think that everything was going to be OK. Read more...

Photo: Hundreds of Westwood residents came out to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Stan’s Donuts in the Village on Saturday morning. (Julia Raven/Daily Bruin)


Safe Sex Week to educate students through themed days, events

A series of on-campus events this week will aim to educate students about safe sex practices and sexual violence prevention through various informational sessions. Starting Monday, the Student Wellness Commission’s Gender Health committee will launch Safe Sex Week, which is meant to teach students about issues such as AIDS, sexually transmitted infections and sexual consent. Read more...




Classes follow path of the Prophet Muhammad

The original version of this article contained an error and has been changed. See the bottom of the article for additional information. “Sallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam,” the Arabic phrase for “peace be upon him,” echoed across Fowler Amphitheater Tuesday night as students gathered and listened to stories about the Prophet Muhammad. Read more...

Photo: Members of the Muslim Students Association participate in weekly sirah classes, which teach the way of life of the Prophet Muhammad. Students learn about “adab,” which means manners and character. (Evaneet Sidhu/Daily Bruin)



First UCLA Clothing store opens in Australia

The first UCLA clothing store in Australia opened last month, as part of a growing effort to market UCLA Clothing as an international fashion brand. UCLA Clothing is produced by Ideal Europe, a U.K.-based clothing company under a licensing contract with Associated Students UCLA. Read more...

Photo: UCLA Clothing opened its first Australia store in Melbourne last month. (Courtesy of UCLA international clothing)