Bruin Bash 2025 brought DJ Rio Amor and rappers BunnaB, Rob49 and Smino to the Los Angeles Tennis Center. The Campus Events Commission and Cultural Affairs Commission hosted the vintage drive-in and desert-themed concert Sunday night. Read more...
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UCLA’s New Student Advisors, also known as NSAs, introduce newly accepted students to the UCLA experience during their orientation. Once hired, the NSAs undergo a training process that spans over 100 hours during the spring quarter and beginning of summer. Read more...
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Since UCLA first opened its doors in 1929 for students, it has been at the forefront of historical events, from the over 6,000 members of the UCLA community who served in the Second World War to the professors and students who helped create the internet. Read more...
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Returning after a seven-year hiatus, Linkin Park took the Intuit Dome stage Saturday. With special guest JPEGMAFIA, the band continued its “From Zero” world tour. In addition to classic hits from their earlier days, the revived rock band also played new songs off of its album, “From Zero”. Read more...
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The UCLA Bruins (0-3) faced the New Mexico Lobos for the first time in 23 years at the Rose Bowl on Friday. Despite ESPN giving the Bruins an almost 80% chance at winning, the Bruins still fell to the Lobos with a score of 35-10. Read more...
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The UCLA Bruins (0-2) lost their second game in a row, this time to the UNLV Rebels (3-0) at Allegiant Stadium Saturday night. Despite its late-game efforts, UCLA could not complete a comeback and instead remains in the basement of the Big Ten standings. Read more...
UCLA football (0-1) returned Saturday to the Rose Bowl to kick off its 2025 campaign and second year under head coach DeShaun Foster. An old Pac-12 foe, veteran coach Kyle Whittingham’s Utah Utes (1-0) blew out the Bruins 43-10, despite heightened expectations surrounding UCLA’s new quarterback and offensive system. Read more...
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