Murmurs in anticipation of singer-songwriter Melanie Martinez’s arrival erupted into screams as she took the stage at the Kia Forum on August 14. The “Hades: The Sacrifice Tour” brought her fourth studio album to life through immersive sets, dramatic lighting and theatrical choreography that mirrored the album’s dark themes.

What a Daily Bruin staffer shoots during the school year is often determined, at least in part, by someone else – like a writer whose article needs art, or an editor who needs an event photographed.

Through Our Lens is Daily Bruin Photo’s annual Graduation Issue gallery where photojournalists share one of their favorite photographs they’ve taken with The Bruin in the past school year.

No. 8 seed UCLA softball (52-8, 20-4 Big Ten) hosted UCF (41-19-1, 14-9-1 Big 12) on Friday and Saturday for the NCAA Los Angeles Super Regional at Easton Stadium.

This post was updated May 10 at 2:00 p.m.
Now on its 51st season, “Saturday Night Live” has taken on a new life in Westwood.
Jiya Singh, a third-year cognitive science and communication student, brought an adaptation of the long-running comedy show to Ackerman Grand Ballroom in partnership with UCLA Radio on Friday night.

Tens of thousands flooded the closed streets of Los Angeles for the marathon Sunday, including thousands of supporters and volunteers.
The Los Angeles Marathon, coined the Stadium to the Stars, drew in runners from 63 countries and all 50 states.

No. 5 UCLA gymnastics’ rainbow leotards sparkled across all four events in a meet with Washington on Friday night in Pauley Pavilion. The Pride-themed meet resulted in a 198.150 score for the Bruins against the Huskies’ 195.775.

Tens of thousands of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 3299 members struck across the UC system Nov. 17 and 18. With the rhythm of drums matching the rain, hundreds of UC employees striking at UCLA impacted medical facilities and custodial services and left many UCLA dining halls temporarily closed.

Death, typically a somber topic, is something that is celebrated among the Mexican community with vibrant colors, music, food and photos to honor those who have died.

A roaring crowd welcomed Joe Keery, known by his stage name “Djo,” to the Greek Theatre for the “Another Bite” tour Monday night. Post Animal opened the show, and Djo joined the band later in their set.