A Closer Look
Nov. 24, 2024 10:38 p.m.
Students follow the results of the Nov. 5 general election at an election night watch party. Experts from Octave – a mental health service with a clinic based in Westwood – said the election can cause stress for community members. (Edward Ho/Daily Bruin)
A mental health street team helped students handle Election Day stress outside Ackerman Union on Nov. 5.
Octave, a mental health service with a clinic based in Westwood, organized outreach teams outside UCLA voting centers at both Ackerman Union and the Hammer Museum on Election Day, providing resources such as breathing exercises and access to therapy to help students manage their political stress.
By Sawyer Kim
Campus
Nov. 24, 2024 7:15 p.m.UCLA students expressed disappointment and optimism at a Bruin Democrats election watch party Nov 5.
The Bruin Democrats at UCLA hosted a watch party at Royce Hall for students to follow along and react together to the election results as they came in.
By Amy Wong
National
Nov. 13, 2024 5:27 p.m.Trump chooses UCLA alumnus William McGinley as White House counsel
President-elect Donald Trump appointed William McGinley – a UCLA alumnus – as his White House counsel.
McGinley, who graduated from UCLA with a history degree in 1992, has also held the role of White House Cabinet secretary in Trump’s first administration and general counsel to the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
By Alexandra Crosnoe
California
Nov. 6, 2024 2:36 a.m.Donald Trump defeats Kamala Harris to win 2024 presidential election
Editor’s note: This article contains a description of a miscarriage.
Former President Donald Trump will retake the Oval Office, according to the Associated Press.
Trump’s victory over Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris comes after a tumultuous election cycle, including a Manhattan, New York, jury convicting Trump of 34 felony counts of fraud in May and President Joe Biden exiting the race in July.
By Alexandra Crosnoe
Higher Education
Nov. 5, 2024 5:45 p.m.US House finds UCLA, other universities did not address antisemitism amid protests
This post was updated Nov. 6 at 1:41 a.m.
The United States House of Representatives released a report Thursday concluding that many American universities – including UCLA – failed to adequately address antisemitism.
By Vivian Stein
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