UCLA can be a big place, whether you’re a first-year freshman or a super senior. And Los Angeles is even larger. So I’m sure there are lots of questions you must have about the school we call our home and the giant post-modern mess of a city that surrounds it. Read more...

California dreamin’ might not be quite as light and breezy anymore, at least according to the featured artists in this year’s art department show, “Dark Side of the Sun,” curated by some of UCLA’s graduate art students. Read more...

The wildly popular Italian cinema class, known informally to students as “Sex and Politics” and formally as Italian 46, has introduced many undergraduates to great cinematic legends such as Roberto Rossellini and Bernardo Bertolucci. Read more...

Philosopher Thomas Hobbes once famously stated, “The life of man (is) solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short.” If you are a political science student like myself, it’s more than likely that one of your professors has asked or will ask you to ponder the meaning of these words. Read more...

For directors Joel Juarez Sanchez and Alberto Barboza, both UCLA alumni, box-office success is the last thing on their minds. Their films received numerous awards this summer, including a shared award for Best Short at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival. Read more...

She’s capable of packing a stadium of 30,000 people back home in South America, but now vocalist Eva Ayllon is looking to fill a venue that holds fewer than 2,000 people in the United States. Read more...

Reading music reviews can get tiresome for me. All too often, reviews of the same album will use identical angles and language, and, over time, reviews by a specific publication start to look interchangeable (e.g. Read more...