Ever considered getting a tattoo or naval piercings? In this week’s Ashe About Your Health, Dr. David Baron talks about body art and its effects on the skin and what individuals should consider before going in for the permanent ink. More »
Podcasts
Podcasts, Sports
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May 30, 12:55 am
UCLA grad student finds relief with lacrosse
(Erin Ng/Daily Bruin senior staff)
By Rebeca Rankin
Lauren Wemple, a graduate student in public health at UCLA and volunteer assistant coach for the women’s club lacrosse team, shares her experiences as a student as well as an athlete while battling epilepsy.
Arts, Podcasts
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May 22, 4:27 pm
Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 13: Smile, You’re On Camera
Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 13: Smile, You’re On Camera
"Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 13: Smile, You’re On Camera"
The Daily Bruin’s very own Arts & Entertainment podcast, Paws, Play, Rewind!, returns for episode 13 with the latest and greatest in pop culture and campus happenings. More »
Podcasts
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May 22, 10:56 am
A Case for Science: Opening up organic vaults
Inside each and every cell in our body, there are a thousand untold treasures. Dr. Leonard Rome, a biological chemistry professor, is trying to figure out how to put his own gold and jewels inside tiny, sub-cellular particles called vaults. More »
Podcasts
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May 16, 12:00 pm
Ashe About Your Health: Traveling abroad and health
Traveling abroad this summer? On this week’s Ashe About Your Health, learn about the precautionary health measures one must take before boarding the plane. Dr. David Baron offers traveling tips to prevent disease overseas, listing the appropriate vaccinations and antibiotics to bring when traveling and outlining the health and safety concerns from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. More »
Podcasts
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May 16, 12:00 am
UCLA student continues musical passion with help of Braille
UCLA student continues musical passion with help of Braille
"UCLA student continues musical passion with help of Braille"
Listen to how first-year English student Miso Kwak pursues her passion for music through an alternative method that involves reading Braille. Then, Professor Martin Monti from the UCLA Department of Psychology shares his insight on the impact music has on the human brain. More »