There’s C++, C#, Java, Python and a handful of other difficult programming languages out there that may dissuade would-be video game programmers from enjoying a potential hobby or starting down a new career path. Read more...
Photo: The Unity Club gathers biweekly to teach students from several different fields about the creation, experience, inspiration and fun of creating their own video games. Credit: Justin Chang, Daily Bruin Photo
Armed with charcoal pencils and paintbrushes, a select group of high school students crossed the threshold of the UCLA Broad Art Center, ready to get a taste of a college arts education. Read more...
The hot July sun beats down on the bronze tigers, coyotes and other animal sculptures that have taken residence along Century City’s Avenue of the Stars. Read more...
Photo: Twenty-two sculptures of animal figures designed by UCLA alumna Gwynn Murrill decorate the center median of Century City’s Avenue of the Stars.
Another Electronic Entertainment Expo has come and gone, bringing with it a taste of the new games that will be released in the coming year. A lot of interesting titles are making their way to the consumer, but as much as the convention focuses on upcoming games, the talk of the expo has probably got to be the consoles that made their official debut at E3 this year. Read more...
It’s hard enough for some people to pick out their own outfits in the morning, yet UCLA’s costume designers have to pick out the outfits for an entire cast. Read more...
Photo: MFA student Rebecca Guzzi combines her passion for history with costume design at Design Showcase West.
Nguyen originally got his start with yoga shortly after he was injured in a motorcycle accident in September 2010. Read more...
Photo: Fifth-year philosophy student Marc Nguyen finds calm in both practicing and teaching yoga after a motorcycle injury in 2010.
Shortly after walking across the stage this June, Jacob Campbell will be packing his bags to move 5,834 miles around the globe. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year world arts and cultures student Jacob Campbell hopes to apply his choreographing experience while fulfilling a nine-month teaching assistant contract in Madrid, Spain.
