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This post was updated Oct. 20 at 11:48 a.m. This Week’s episode highlights include a potential strike by university workers, UCLA women’s soccer’s continued success in the Big 10 conference, upcoming cultural events on campus, such as a Dhrupad music concert and a comedy show, the reported killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and early voting trends in the U.S.
In this interview on “Persian Perspectives Today,” Iranian-American author Porochista Khakpour discusses her literary career and her most recent novel “Tehrangeles.” She reflects on growing up as a lower-income Iranian immigrant in Los Angeles’s San Gabriel Valley, her early exposure to activism and her persistence in pursuing a writing career despite numerous challenges. More »
Host Jackson Wooton and editors discuss recent campus events, including vigils and protests, UCLA’s football performance, upcoming cultural celebrations and news stories from around the country and the globe. More »
On this episode of “Bruin to Bruin,” Aidan Teeger interviews Moshe Kashani, a UCLA alumnus who founded Driply Coffee, a small-batch cold brew coffee brand. Kashani shares his entrepreneurial journey, from selling lattes in his dorm room to securing shelf space in retailers, such as Erewhon and the UCLA Store. More »
Updates on the undocumented student employment lawsuit and closure of Jackie Robinson Stadium. UCLA’s football performance and Oregon and upcoming game against Penn State. Release of “Joker: Folie à Deux” and Coldplay’s new album. More »
On this episode of “Religion on Campus,” sisters Lauren Miller and Olivia Miller sit down with the internal vice president of Bruin Hindus, Keshav Shukla, to explore UCLA’s Hindu student organization. More »
On this episode of Religion on Campus, Podcasts editor Olivia Miller and contributor Lauren Miller interview Rabbi Dovid Gurevich, the Chabad Rabbi at UCLA since 2006. More »