(Leydi Cris Cobo Cordon/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Established and up-and-coming artists from around the globe flock to Los Angeles for its influential role in the Western music industry, but Bruins don’t have to travel as far.
Cymbals echoed through the walls of the Covel Commons Grand Horizon Room on Jan. 30 as colorful lions danced to the beat of drums. The UCLA Association of Chinese Americans hosted the Lunar New Year Festival in collaboration with other cultural student organizations, including the Vietnamese Student Union, Chinese Cultural Dance Club and Wushu.
Shuffling footsteps echo across stalls of vendors as the aroma of baked goods fills the air. The Original Farmers Market offers a variety of options, from traditional bakeries to pickle shops, for customers.
Pucks soar through the air, clattering against glass as skates slice through ice. UCLA men’s club ice hockey, an offshoot of one of the earliest sports in campus history, faced off against California State University, Northridge for its final home game of the season Friday night.
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.
The blares of brass trumpets and chants echoed through UCLA’s campus as over 1,000 people joined a Wednesday walkout across campus to protest against the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement campaign.
UCLA women’s basketball (21-1,11-0 Big Ten) dominated No. 8 Iowa (18-4, 9-2) on Sunday in Pauley Pavilion, winning by more than 20 points. The Bruins’ 88-65 victory over the Hawkeyes marked the squad’s highest ranked matchup since their November loss to No.
Students, university administrators and local residents gathered together for the annual Westwood Homeless Count on Thursday. The volunteer-based event is part of the 2026 Los Angeles Homeless Count, which creates a snapshot of the area’s homeless population to inform future resource distribution.
Vietnamese Culture Night’s 46th annual production, “Những Điều Chưa Kể/After All This Time,” filled seats in UCLA’s historic Royce Hall, this Sunday. Audience members sat in hushed silence as performers shared a night of cultural celebration through music, dance and storytelling.
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