A woman from the Creole Choir of Cuba shows her passion for singing at a Nov. 1 performance in Mandeville Auditorium. The Grammy-nominated group sings a capella in Creole, with Afro-Caribbean percussion beats. Jody Mak/Guardian
A student gets her face painted in honor of Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. During this traditional Mexican holiday, people pray for and remember their deceased friends and family. Brian Monroe/Guardian
A painted skull sits on display for Dia de los Muertos celebrations on Library Walk. Javier Armstrong/Guardian
Women dressed in traditional Mexican clothes perform a dance routine on Library Walk in honor of Dia de los Muertos. Jody Mak/Guardian
In honor of the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, trinkets and flowers were placed in front of his picture on Library Walk. Saniya Husain/Guardian
A student takes a study break and rests outside of Geisel Library. Saniya Husain/Guardian
Students test the waters by trying to balance on a line rope from one tree to another on the Price Center lawn. Brian Monroe/Guardian
A surfer keeps his balance as he splashes through the Santa Ana wind waves in Oceanside. Javier Armstrong/Guardian
The UCSD Women's Volleyball team took back-to-back wins at home, beating Sonoma State 3-1 on Friday, Nov. 4 and Humboldt State in straight sets on Sunday, Nov. 6. Brian Yip/Guardian
A woman from the Creole Choir of Cuba shows her passion for singing at a Nov. 1 performance in Mandeville Auditorium. The Grammy-nominated group sings a capella in Creole, with Afro-Caribbean percussion beats. Jody Mak/Guardian
