UCLA is the home of Royce Hall, one of the leading performing arts venues on the West Coast. UCLA Live, the campus performing arts program, has brought acts ranging from Mikhail Baryshnikov to Michael Moore, Yoko Ono to George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic to UCLA. Read more...

There’s something about dorm life that just breeds competition. Sure, it always starts out nice. The new freshmen arrive, they move in their stuff, and everyone is happy and optimistic. Read more...

It may be ironic, but one of the best-kept motion picture secrets at UCLA is also the biggest film collection not only on campus but also at any university in the United States. Read more...

Bigger might be better, but for those at Campus Events, free is the best. With the opportunity to venture down the crowded streets of Westwood to the nearest overpriced movie theater more often than not only available to those students who save their pennies, Campus Events has stood as an alternative for a long time now. Read more...

In 1983, Howard Gardner, a professor of cognition and education at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, wrote a book that changed the way people think about human intelligence. 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...