Refer: The incoming class of 2020 faces a college tuition costs that can rise above the current $34,062 per year. It’s forced many current UCLA students to search all corners of campus for the money they need to get through college. More »
Podcasts
Opinion, Podcasts
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April 27, 12:01 am
No Offense, But: USAC Elections
Chris Campbell/Daily Bruin
By Chris Campbell, Aram Ghoogasian and Abhishek Shetty
There’s two candidates running to be your next USAC President. Danny Siegel is running under the Bruins United slate, and Denea Joseph is running under the Waves of Change slate.
Campus, News, Podcasts, Science & Health
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April 22, 2:12 pm
Protesters march against animal testing in campus research labs
This post was updated on April 22 at 4:45 p.m. Animal rights activists marched to Chancellor Gene Block’s office Friday with signs depicting bleeding monkeys and other animals to protest animal testing in campus research labs. More »
Campus, News, Podcasts
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April 22, 12:01 am
Professional women’s clubs on campus
It can feel at times isolating for women studying and working in male-dominated environments. However, a host of clubs at UCLA are dedicated to talking about such issues, and creating communities for women in these fields. More »
Men's Volleyball, Podcasts, Sports
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April 22, 12:00 am
Set Six Episode 13: How sweep it is!
The UCLA men’s volleyball team is headed to the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation final and the Daily Bruin beat writers take this week’s podcast to break down the Bruins’ path to get them to this point. More »
Baseball, Football, Podcasts, Sports
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April 21, 12:00 pm
The Huddle: Adding and Subtracting
There’s been a few subtractions on the Huddle, because three of our four sports editors couldn’t make it. To even it out, Matt Cummings has invited Sports contributors Vikram Sairam and David “Broadcaster Dave” Gottlieb. More »
Opinion, Podcasts
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April 21, 12:00 am
No Offense, But: Bruin Day
It’s that time of they year again, when prospective Bruins come to Bruin Day to learn more about UCLA, and maybe even sign over the next four years of their lives to this fair university. More »