Faith shapes the lives of many students on UCLA’s campus. From Muslim to Hindu to Atheist, students of different religious backgrounds express how their form of spirituality helps guide their daily lives. More »
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Video: Team ‘Kitten Cannon’ is back
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February 4, 2:18 pm
With a table full of motors and random dollar store items, teams from Tau Beta Pi’s annual Rube Goldberg competition build contraptions that will give a high five. Last year’s second-place winners, team Kitten Cannon, return to the competition with new members and increased determination. Ultimately winning third-place this year, team Kitten Canon reflects on the struggles of building a Rube Goldberg machine with only three hours of time. For more information on this year’s competition, read the Daily Bruin story and see how Kitten Cannon fared in last year’s video.
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January 31, 3:56 pm
Live Google+ Hangout: Discussing the new Daily Bruin website
Daily Bruin web producer Byron Lutz will discuss the creation of the new dailybruin.com with online managing editor Devin Kelly in a live Google+ Hangout at 4 p.m. today. More »
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January 30, 1:05 pm
Live Google+ Hangout: UC Student Regent Jonathan Stein
Stein and Daily Bruin News Editor Naheed Rajwani will be discussing University of California-related issues, including online education. More »
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January 28, 10:07 pm
Video: A dollar for advice on Bruin Walk
Using a free poster board and a marker, UCLA student Sean Cassero set up an advice booth on Bruin Walk on a whim. In exchange for conversations and money donations, Sean offers himself up as a resource for students seeking answers or to those who just want to talk. More »
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January 27, 5:41 pm
Video: A graffiti story
A tunnel with walls adorned with a spray painted mural sits in the front entrance of the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health. The Public Health Students Association asked two LA-based graffiti artists to decorate the tunnel with a mural. More »
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January 22, 1:43 am
Video: Portrait of former Black Panther artist
On Jan 17, self described “Revolutionary Artist” Emory Douglas spoke at the annual commemoration of the 1971 murder of Alprentice “Bunchy” Carter and John Huggins—UCLA students and members of the Black Panther Party. More »