In honor of Black History Month, Daily Bruin Video is exploring UCLA’s own history, along with its famous African American alumni. Alprentice “Bunchy” Carter was a community leader and radical activist whose legacy – alongside his friend and colleague, John Huggins – is commemorated every year in Campbell Hall by the Afrikan Student Union. More »
Holding a Ph.D. in mathematics from UCLA, Alexey Stomakhin now spends his days working at Walt Disney Animation Studios as a senior software engineer. His research helped bring to life the water from this year’s Oscar-nominated animation feature “Moana”. More »
Sophie Patterson, a first-year music performance student, discusses how her upbringing and personal style have brought her into the world of opera. More »
A week before the Oscars, the 3rd Street Dance Studio hosts a La La Land choreography workshop to learn the steps of “A Lovely Night,” a dance sequence featured in the Oscar-nominated movie. More »
Watch A&E columnist Andrew Warner prepare a steaming hot bowl of chicken noodle soup topped with a sprig of thyme. The recipe yields two servings. More »
In honor of Black History Month, Daily Bruin Video is exploring UCLA’s own history regarding the Civil Rights Movement. Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech in 1965 – three months before the passage of the Voting Rights Act – was one of the largest milestones in that history. More »