Protests erupted on UCLA’s campus Tuesday, May 31 before a speaking event called “Feminism is Cancer,” a stop on Breitbart reporter Milo Yiannopoulos’ “Dangerous Faggot Tour.” While covering the protests, Daily Bruin Video asked UCLA students and visitors about their views on feminism.
Second-year political science student Weiwen Balter meets artist Cedric Tai in what they both claim as a “serendipitous” encounter. This chance meeting leads to the CAC month-long, weekly art series workshop “Amateur Strategies” in the Kerckhoff art gallery space. More »
The rise of the internet and cell phones have transformed the way we interact and communicate with one another. Without physical interaction, however, expressing ourselves in a way that is true to how we feel is difficult. More »
UCLA track team and second-year physics student Scott Snow explains how to play his patented original game, Strings. More »
“I’ve never really played many shows,” says third-year international development studies student Isaiah Murtagh. Murtaugh and his roommate, third-year geography and environmental studies student Andre Arifin, will perform at Saturday night’s Spring Sing 2016, having met through mutual friends. More »
Bruin Harmony, the only all-male a cappella group on campus, shares a song and the story of their upcoming feature on hit show “Bones”. The episode airs on FOX, May 19 at 8/7c. More »
Temme Scott, also known as Taylor Broom, a third-year Psychology major, performs her original song “One Not Many”. She shares the thought process that went into creating the song. More »