This post was updated March 2 at 9:20 p.m.
The abrupt transition from high school to college may leave Bruins reevaluating their study habits.
Bradley Bohall, a third-year biology student, said his habit of last-minute cramming was not sustainable for the rigorous quarter system in college.

This post was updated Jan. 16 at 10:07 p.m.
The growing popularity of arts and crafts allows Bruins to reap the activities’ financial and emotional benefits.

This post was updated Oct. 24 at 9:25 p.m.
Many Bruins might find themselves with a runny nose, dry cough or burning fever as the seasons change.

As the academic year approaches, many Bruins are eager to study abroad and immerse themselves in a different culture for a quarter or semester.
UCLA offers three main study abroad opportunities: global internships, travel studies and exchange programs.

Music performance is a significant aspect of the college experience for many Bruins, with many nonmusic students actively engaging in interdisciplinary passions through various creative communities at UCLA.

UCLA’s meal plan system provides Bruins with access to a variety of dining options: food trucks, dining halls and on-campus restaurants. At the beginning of each school year, students living on the Hill choose between six distinct plans differentiated by amount and flexibility.

Many Bruins moving to Los Angeles from a different city, state or country may find changes to a vital part of their everyday lives: food.
While food at UCLA is ranked first in the nation, some Bruins can find difficulties adapting to it, given the differences in cultural cuisine.