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Daily Bruin UCLA's independent, student-run newspaper since 1919. Find us on newsstands around campus, on X and on Instagram .

Since 1919, The Daily Bruin has served as UCLA’s premier source of campus news for students and members of the university. The paper has published each school day of the year since the mid-1920s. The Bruin is now the only five-day paper serving a University of California campus. Countless alumni from The Bruin have gone on to work for top daily newspapers and news organizations around the world. B

ruin alumni have gone on to receive four Pulitzer Prizes and a Nobel Peace Prize. In Kerckhoff 118, the Daily Bruin’s central-campus office, about 500 students work in 14 editorial sections to produce the paper each day. Students serve as the paper’s editors, reporters, photographers, videojournalists, designers and programmers. An editorial board composed of UCLA students serves as the newspaper’s official voice on matters concerning students. The Bruin also regularly performs strongly in college media competitions. In 2014, the paper received the ACP Pacemaker award, widely recognized as the most prestigious honor in college journalism, for the nation’s best daily college newspaper. In 2015, the paper received 30 California College Media Association awards, including the award for Best Daily Newspaper in the state for the second year in a row. The Bruin is one of the most applied-to organizations on campus, with about 560 students submitting applications each year. About 9,000 copies of the paper are distributed each day at dozens of locations across UCLA. The paper is also read each day by thousands of students using phones, laptops and tablets to browse the Daily Bruin’s online content. The Daily Bruin also runs bruinwalk.com, UCLA’s professor and apartment review website, and publishes prime, a quarterly arts, culture and lifestyle magazine. Because UCLA does not have a journalism major or school, the Daily Bruin serves as the university’s primary training ground for young journalists. Daily Bruin alumni have worked at many top news organizations, including National Public Radio, BBC, the New York Times and the Washington Post. As a student-managed and edited newspaper, the Bruin promotes student involvement and responsibility by providing practical journalism experience and opportunities for students to develop and improve their journalism and business skills and prepare for media and other careers. The Daily Bruin is published Monday through Friday during the academic year and on Mondays during summer.

Summer nights can include mild temperatures, time with friends and family and, now, new concert lineups. From The Lumine...
19/07/2025

Summer nights can include mild temperatures, time with friends and family and, now, new concert lineups. From The Lumineers to Men I Trust, summertime in Los Angeles provides an opportunity for audiences to take to venues across the city and experience new songs as well as fan favorites.

Here comes the sun – along with an exciting lineup. Summer is starting, and indie pop and rock artists are taking over Los Angeles. Playing a wide range of venues, from small stages to large amphitheaters, this season’s performances are sure to fulfill any concertgoer’s dream.

Belly Laughs Festival may ignite just that as day one appeared to be a success. Held at the Peacock Theater, the event h...
16/07/2025

Belly Laughs Festival may ignite just that as day one appeared to be a success. Held at the Peacock Theater, the event hosted many comedians with different approaches to the spotlight and food to go along with them. Some attendees, however, expressed concerns over the steep pricing of food and tickets, considering if the night of laughs was worth the price.

Day one of the Belly Laughs Festival found the funny bone. The comedy festival made its highly anticipated debut this Saturday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.

"After my first year of kindergarten, I was diagnosed with ADHD, and the principal and vice principal of St. James Catho...
14/07/2025

"After my first year of kindergarten, I was diagnosed with ADHD, and the principal and vice principal of St. James Catholic School asked my mother not to have me return for first grade the following year.
These nuns didn’t want to deal with me, nor could they find the kindness in their Christian hearts to accommodate me. So, I went to public school instead." | via Daily Bruin Opinion

I was kicked out of a private Catholic school for having ADHD. The Unruh Civil Rights Act, originally meant to protect students with disabilities and their accommodations in private schools by labeling them as businesses, uses vague language to identify religious schools covered under the act.

Previously a required program for all devices managed by the University, Trellix - a program used to detect and report c...
14/07/2025

Previously a required program for all devices managed by the University, Trellix - a program used to detect and report cybersecurity threats - has had its implementation and usage halted due to UC faculty concerns about research integrity and academic freedom. The installation mandate, which was instilled February 2024, was recently halted by a June 2025 resolution.

Following the implementation of a systemwide cybersecurity program, UC faculty said they are concerned about privacy – and the University’s failure to consult the Academic Senate before requiring its installation.

Despite threats to the LGBTQ+ community across the country this past pride month, The Westwood Village Improvement Assoc...
13/07/2025

Despite threats to the LGBTQ+ community across the country this past pride month, The Westwood Village Improvement Association hosted its first-ever Village Pride event in Broxton Plaza. The event gathered people in Westwood and helped local vendors in the process, with businesses like Oki Accessories and Bug and Bear's Cannoli featured.

The Westwood Village Improvement Association hosted the first ever Village Pride event in Broxton Plaza on June 28. With a live DJ, drag queen performers and curated vendors, the event sought to support the LGBTQ+ community, bring people together and benefit businesses in Westwood, said Megan Furey,...

Although summer months may already be warm enough for many, the Daily Bruin's selection of summer reads provides extra e...
13/07/2025

Although summer months may already be warm enough for many, the Daily Bruin's selection of summer reads provides extra excitement and heat to the break. From stories of academia with a bit of magic to romances and long-lost histories, summer reading may have something for every reader.

As the days get longer, readers bask in the warmth of exciting summer book releases. Whether readers are curling up at home to escape the heat or sunbathing in the warm glow of the summer sun at the beach, this summer promises the perfect read for all.

Previously, the Good Clothes Good People Basic Needs Redistribution Center was slated to be evicted from their space in ...
13/07/2025

Previously, the Good Clothes Good People Basic Needs Redistribution Center was slated to be evicted from their space in the Student Activities Center due to conflict between GCGP and the Scientific Diving Program, which needed more space for its equipment. With a new agreement, however, the two groups have found a way to keep GCGP in the SAC, and their lease will hold until 2030.

The Good Clothes Good People Basic Needs Redistribution Center, which was slated for eviction in August 2024, has signed a lease agreement to retain its space until 2030.

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12/06/2025

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