Just as birds wake up and sleep early of their own accord, humans also possess internal clocks to maximize hours during the day and regulate their restorative sleep cycle.

Sona Nalbandian is performing “Kamancha” on the aptly named four-stringed instrument, the kamancha.
As the fourth-year ethnomusicology student plays, I feel the history of an entire people in the rippling vibrations of the strings.

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I can’t believe I’m watching history repeat itself in front of my eyes.
It’s been half a year since Hamas’ Oct.

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Entering a university for the first time – especially one with a population as large and diverse as UCLA’s – presents various opportunities to explore adulthood through a new lens.

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People often say that college is the best four years of your life. It’s a time of self-discovery as students meet individuals from diverse backgrounds, expand their educational horizons and learn to live independently.

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Pink ribbons have curled, twirled and entwined themselves across the entire UCLA campus. Whether at the end of pigtails, on backpacks or printed on phone cases and T-shirts, it seems there is not a single student who has not seen or worn a pink bow.

On a bright June day, fans filed into Hyde Park in London for a Pink concert, eager for an unforgettable experience. Little did they expect the bizarre turn of events when, mid-song, a fan tossed a bag of her mother’s cremated remains onto the stage, leaving Pink visibly unsettled.