June 28, 2010 – After getting back from assignment in New Zealand, special effects artist Matt Logue felt overwhelmed when he returned to the drudgery of Los Angeles traffic. So he decided to do something about it: erase the traffic. In a four-year project, Logue took pictures of both famous and unknown parts of LA and painstakingly removed every person and moving car. When he was done, he had an "Empty L.A.," the title of the book he released last fall. Logue spoke with Daily Bruin Radio about the process. [5:08]

June 21, 2010 – Documentation can take many forms. It can be a blog entry, an article on the front page of a newspaper, a radio story like this one "¦ or pictures like the ones displayed in the Fowler Museum's newest exhibition, “Document: Iranian-Americans in L.A”. [2:54]

June 7, 2010 - Many people look forward to finding out who their graduation speaker will be, and what he or she will say. Although speaking in front of crowds of commencement attendees seems frightening, two students do not fear the spotlight. They share the processes of writing and auditioning their speeches for UCLA's communication studies commencement ceremony. [3:50] More »

June 7, 2010 – Graduation is a time to honor achievements: completing academic requirements, participating in campus club activities, working and interning "¦ and, for a unique group of people, raising children. UCLA's first Parenting Student Graduation Celebration takes place at 2 p.m. on June 13. Children will play games and walk the commencement stage with their robed parents. One graduating international student from Egypt reveals how she balances her roles as a mother, wife and M.A. candidate. [3:46]

June 5, 2010 – Students organized an 8-clap at UCLA's Ackerman Plaza at noon Friday. About 200 students attended, and then about three times as many Bruins gathered at night outside the UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center for a Nation-Wide 8-clap and candle-light vigil to show their support for former UCLA Men's Basketball Coach John Wooden and his family. [4:44]