Graduating world arts and cultures students will have lived a very different life at UCLA from that of those ready to follow in their footsteps. Seniors in the department took most of their courses in the Kinross Building, located in Westwood Village. Read more...

“The Mexican food and avocados!” said graduating international development studies and German student Julia Miller when asked what she will miss the most about UCLA when she continues on to Harvard Law School in the fall. Read more...

Now what? That’ll be the question on every graduating senior’s mind the moment he or she receives that hard-earned diploma during this weekend’s commencement spree. It’s probably the most important question you’ll have to answer for the rest of your life. Read more...

While many of this year’s graduates pursue premeditated, well-paying occupations, UCLA voice students look for bread and butter side jobs as they shoot for their passion: a solo singing career. Read more...

Come springtime, senior recital fliers begin smothering the hallways of Schoenberg. The senior recital is required of all music composition and performance majors before graduation so they can showcase what they have accomplished while studying at UCLA. Read more...

When Indie 103.1 came on the air a few months ago, it was met with mixed reactions. One of the more favorable reactions that people had was delighting in the fact that there would finally be a station that wouldn’t have Nickelback and Creed in its rotation, in favor of bands like The Von Bondies and Modest Mouse. Read more...

WAC. It’s a funny sounding acronym for an offbeat major that creates original works and new artists each and every year. From June 10-12, the world arts and cultures department, along with Highways Performance Space, presented their Student Festival of Works, the final WAC production of the year. Read more...