Some games won’t reach as large an audience as “Need for Speed” or “Assassin’s Creed.” But those games are no less innovative, and are often more so. Read more...
Photo: Independent games and artwork inspired by or using game technology will be on display at the Hammer Museum for the UCLA Game Art Festival.
Kalua pig for the taste buds, ukulele for the ears, and Tahitian, auana and kahiko dances for the eyes. Read more...
Photo: Fifth-year geophysics student Alyssa Anderson practices for the 28th annual luau, presented by Hui O ‘Imiloa Hawai’i Club at UCLA, to be held tomorrow in the Ackerman Grand Ballroom.
Rapper Common will headline Jam Day as part of the 27th annual JazzReggae Festival, said the festival’s Facebook page on Monday. He will join artists Santigold, the Grouch and Eligh and Ryan McDermott on May 26. Read more...
There’s been a lot of buzz lately over Rockstar Games’ new game, the latest installment of the massively popular “Grand Theft Auto” series that is known for its open world game play and freedom of choice. Read more...
Even after Earth Day, the spirit of being ecologically friendly remains alive at UCLA as students prepare to showcase acoustic music and sustainability-inspired artwork. Tonight, students will have the opportunity to continue learning more about sustainability while enjoying art and music as part of the Unplugged event taking place in De Neve Plaza. Read more...
In the ’70s, Westwood Village was a social and cultural hub of Los Angeles. That all changed in the late ’80s when high-profile gang violence deterred the masses from the area. Read more...
A crowd of about 30 students behind computer screens surrounded third-year computer science student Alex Wang as he introduced himself. Read more...
Photo: Li Chang, third-year biology student, Hojoon Choi, second-year economics and psychology student, and Steven Jung, first-year undeclared student, participate in UCLA’s first-ever “League of Legends” club.
