When she first moved to Los Angeles to be an actress, Heather Adams had no idea what path her life would take. More than 20 years later, Adams, a UCLA transfer alumnus, heads the Transfer Student Program at the Bruin Resource Center. More »
Podcasts
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November 30, 8:53 pm
Long Story Short: Nov. 30th, 2015
By Austin Ma and Marlene Estrada
Austin Ma and Marlene Estrada host fall quarter’s Long Story Short. First, Nathan Hart of the Bruin Bear Security Force come sin to tell us how they protect UCLA’s beloved bruin mascot during rivalry week .
News, Podcasts, Science & Health
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November 24, 9:47 am
iPLEX revolves around collaboration in planetary, space science
Don’t let the lowercase ‘i’ throw you off – UCLA’s iPLEX isn’t the university’s way of adopting the Apple philosophy. iPLEX stands for Institute for Planets and Exoplanets, and seeks to promote interdepartmental collaboration and discussion of planetary science through weekly meetings, annual workshops and community outreach. More »
Podcasts
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November 23, 8:43 pm
Out of Bounds: Nov. 23, 2015
On tonight’s show, Aubrey Yeo and Matthew Joye break down UCLA’s close win over Utah and how it came to fruition. The two will also discuss what it takes for the Bruins to beat USC this week in a de facto Pac-12 South championship game. More »
Campus, News, Podcasts
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November 23, 2:26 pm
Best Buddies compete in fashion and talent show
Navid Rakie and Daniel Schwartz are best buddies, which is fitting given that they met through the Best Buddies program at UCLA. The two participated in a talent and fashion show last week put on by the club. More »
Arts, Podcasts, Theater & Fine Arts
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November 23, 12:23 am
CFan engages audience in production of “The Pillow Man”
On Nov. 20 and Nov. 21, the CFan Chinese Theatre Group performed “The Pillowman” at the Northwest Campus Auditorium. Originally written by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh, “The Pillowman” tells the twisted tale of a fictional writer interrogated for the gruesome details of his stories and their striking similarities to a number of local child murders. More »