Soon enough, the lecture halls that have sat empty over the past two years will return to life. The long-awaited homecoming will offer Bruins the feeling of familiarity and a renewed sense of hope.

In the face of lockdowns and virtual meetings, this year’s Emmy nominees have pushed the limits of TV – from unorthodox costume design to strikingly realistic visual effects.

Incoming Bruins, this is your guide to UCLA. The decades-old campus offers hundreds of clubs and organizations, dozens of housing options and countless bureaucracies for you to join and navigate.

From a deep dive into animal research at UCLA to Bruins tackling environmental issues, click here to explore stories about moving forward in PRIME’s summer issue “Forward Motion.”

At the end of each spring quarter, the Daily Bruin reflects on the achievements and lessons of the past year. Click here to explore stories of old connections, new beginnings and unrelenting hope in the Daily Bruin’s 2021 Graduation Issue: “Sunrise.”

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world for better or for worse. Life is starting to return to “normal,” but “normal” isn’t what we once thought it to be.

Spring Sing is remaining virtual for yet another year – but its committee and contestants are making the most of it. Click here to check out Daily Bruin Arts’ coverage of UCLA’s biggest night in music.

Click here to explore the action of reclaiming hope after a year of uncertainty and loss in PRIME’s spring issue.

Click here to learn more about the candidates running in this year’s undergraduate student government elections.

In this online-only special issue from the Daily Bruin, staff-led teams explore how a campus community deprived of the quirks, traditions and spontaneous interactions that often characterize the UCLA experience has cultivated – or failed to cultivate – connection among itself.