#HashItOut is back. This week, Digital Managing Editor Eldrin Masangkay and Social Media Director Francesca Manto talk about two hashtags that have been dominating Twitter for the past few days. More »
Podcasts
Podcasts, Sports
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October 26, 11:45 pm
Out of Bounds: October 27th, 2015
(Helen Kwak/Daily Bruin)
By Matt Joye and Aubrey Yeo
On tonight’s show, Aubrey and Matthew will break down UCLA football’s most recent game against Cal. The two will discuss UCLA’s chances of winning the Pac-12 South after the division leader, Utah, lost to USC Saturday.
Podcasts, Sports
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October 23, 12:00 am
The Huddle Episode 4: The Un-Lost Episode
Daily Bruin Sports is back with the fourth week of its podcast, The Huddle. The Sports editors explain the mysterious circumstances surrounding last week’s podcast before talking about sports, like they’re supposed to. More »
Opinion, Podcasts
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October 22, 12:00 am
No Offense, But: CAPS
Welcome to No Offense, the Daily Bruin’s Opinion podcast. Mental health is a major issue for students and UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services, or CAPS, is the primary resource for students seeking treatment for mental health issues. More »
Podcasts
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October 20, 12:00 am
Long Story Short: October 19th, 2015
Austin Ma and Marlene Estrada host fall quarter’s fourth episode of Long Story Short. First they start off with a recap on the Super Smash Bros tournament put on by the UCLA Super Smash Bros club. More »
Podcasts
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October 17, 1:25 pm
#HashItOut Episode 3: Food and politics
Join Social Media Director Francesca Manto and Digital Managing Editor Eldrin Masangkay for the third installment of #HashItOut. This episode covers a wide range of topics from #NationalDessertDay as the hosts discuss what the best dessert places are in Westwood to #DemDebate as they analyze highlights of Tuesday’s Democratic presidential primary debate. More »
Campus, News, Podcasts
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October 15, 12:00 am
A tale of two students: Studying abroad and UCLA
UCLA’s study abroad programs allow students the opportunity to take courses at acclaimed universities around the world. However, UCLA also accepts foreign students who want to study in the United States. More »