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Student Alumni Association’s annual Beat ‘SC rally brings UCLA fans together

Students flocked to Wilson Plaza on Wednesday for the Student Alumni Association’s annual Beat ‘SC Rally. Approximately 2,750 people attended the event, a tradition ahead of UCLA football’s yearly rivalry game against USC, according to a written statement from Elizabeth Salgado, a third-year theater student and one of the rally’s directors. Read more...

Photo: Attendees of the Beat ‘SC rally attend the event, which is hosted before UCLA’s football game against USC each year. At the event, spectators watched a light show and were treated to food trucks and refreshments. (Edward Ho/Daily Bruin)


Westwood therapy team helps students take post-election stress down a few octaves

A mental health street team helped students handle Election Day stress outside Ackerman Union on Nov. 5. Octave, a mental health service with a clinic based in Westwood, organized outreach teams outside UCLA voting centers at both Ackerman Union and the Hammer Museum on Election Day, providing resources such as breathing exercises and access to therapy to help students manage their political stress. Read more...

Photo: Students follow the results of the Nov. 5 general election at an election night watch party. Experts from Octave – a mental health service with a clinic based in Westwood – said the election can cause stress for community members. (Edward Ho/Daily Bruin)


Bruin Democrats host election watch party for students to share reactions

UCLA students expressed disappointment and optimism at a Bruin Democrats election watch party Nov 5. The Bruin Democrats at UCLA hosted a watch party at Royce Hall for students to follow along and react together to the election results as they came in. Read more...

Photo: Attendees at a Bruin Democrats election night party watched NBC news on a projector in Royce Hall. (Leydi Cris Cobo Cordon/Daily Bruin senior staff)


International students reflect on November’s election results, political divide

This post was updated Nov. 24 at 10:28 p.m. November’s election will impact many of Annabelle Shen’s friends, even though she cannot vote. “Some of my friends, they want to immigrate here, so maybe they will follow the policies and the elections,” said Shen, a fourth-year geography student from China. Read more...

Photo: Students observe election results at a UCLA watch party Nov. 5. (Jessica Allen/Daily Bruin)


Symposium hosted in memory of late biophysics professor Alex Levine

The biophysics community gathered for a symposium to celebrate the life of former UCLA faculty member Alex Levine from Nov. 4 to Nov. 6. The event consisted of presentations from soft matter physicists and engineers, including some of Levine’s closest friends. Read more...

Photo: The California Nanosystems Institute building is pictured. Various presentations from the event took place here. (Daily Bruin file photo)


California finalizes races in 10 state propositions from spending to healthcare

Voters have decided on all propositions on the 2024 California ballot. Californians voted on 10 propositions this year, which included policy changes on state spending, crime, healthcare, housing and the minimum wage. Read more...

Photo: The California state Capitol building is pictured. Californians voted on 10 state propositions Nov. 5 ranging from approving state bonds to climate protections. (Courtesy of Alex Proimos/Wikimedia Commons)


Students discuss divestment, nonresident tuition hike at UC Regents public comment

SAN FRANCISCO – The UC Board of Regents heard public comment from community members calling for the University to divest from companies associated with the Israeli military, prevent antisemitism and freeze nonresident tuition. Read more...

Photo: Members of the UC People’s Tribunal for Palestine speak at the Nov. 12 UC Board of Regents Meeting. Members of the public urged the UC to divest from companies associated with the Israeli military, denounced tuition hikes and urged the UC to fund diversity initiatives at the public comment session. (Sam Mulick/Daily Bruin senior staff)



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