There might only be one thing harder than getting into UCLA’s exclusive department of theater: leaving it. Before they say goodbye, this year’s seniors demonstrated the strength of their craft in their senior show ““ two one-act plays by the obscure playwright Pierre Marivaux. Read more...

Don’t get me wrong ““ I love Lindsay Lohan. I’ve probably seen “Mean Girls” more times than I could count; I bought her album the day it came out; and I even once briefly entertained the idea of dying my hair red just because it made her look so vivacious. Read more...

For many theater students, finding that “big break” into the professional world is life’s most difficult task. But for MFA alumnus Giovanni Jose Ortega, his red carpet is slowly being rolled out right before his eyes. Read more...

When Jonathan Wysocki graduated from the UCLA School of Theater, Film, and Television in 2004, he may have been ready to say goodbye to Westwood, but he wasn’t quite done with his thesis film. Read more...

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...