Nietzsche, Ho Chi Minh and Robert Frost ““ as different as these individuals may appear, they each found a place on stage at the UCLA Department of World Arts and Cultures’ second-annual Festival of Works. Read more...

For most students on the cusp of graduation, spring quarter means frantically searching Craigslist for job openings, e-mailing resumes, and hopefully landing interviews. For MFA design and costume graduates, it means a party. Read more...

Most people watched the aftermath of the tsunami from the comfort of their homes. Some even donated money to aid victims through various philanthropic organizations. But fourth-year communication studies and Design | Media Arts student Joshua To went a step further. Read more...

It’s not often that a simple piano salesman receives a concert in his honor from the most distinguished musicians in contemporary jazz. The Friends of Jazz at UCLA held a tribute concert to David L. Read more...

Much like “Cheers,” UCLA’s on-campus radio station is a place where everybody knows your name. Formerly KLA, the renamed UCLARadio.com is a launching pad for UCLA students hoping to gain industry experience, as well as a forum for friendships to form. Read more...

One day when Franz Ferdinand is inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the band will look back fondly on its first shows in America. Read more...

What do you do with a bachelor’s in ethnomusicology? If you’re a graduating student at UCLA, chances are you still don’t know. While some students look to medical school or the workforce for their post-graduate plans, ethnomusicology students are just ready for a break from their time-consuming coursework. Read more...