UCLA class of 2012 alumna Jessi Malay has taken her passion for singing and dancing and turned it into a career. Utilizing the skills she has learned during her four years at UCLA, she has added entrepreneur to her repertoire. She tells her postgraduation story and offers advice for graduating Bruins.
Nonprofit organization Lamp Village helps people with severe mental illness move from the streets to homes, offering services to anyone who walks through their doors. Lamp also provides a communal art studio for members to paint and express themselves through art. More »
Listen to the debut musical collaboration of computer science professors Joseph DiStefano and Todd Millstein with second year ethnomusicology student Josh Kim as they perform inside Kerckhoff Coffee House. More »
Students in Professor Maite Zubiaurre’s Honors 44 course, “Society of Excess: On Waste, Consumer Culture, and Environment,” complete their final project: transforming UCLA trash into a “work of art.” Professor Maite and one of her students, Danielle Stratton, discuss how reevaluating trash could effect how you reevaluate other people. More »
Behind nondescript doors, deep within UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television, are specialized rooms filled with thousands of dollars of recording equipment, where film department production staff Beth Sweeney and David McKenna offer unofficial classes on audio engineering. More »
BruinHope is a UCLA community service project that travels to Tijuana, Mexico twice a quarter to help children of the orphanage La Tribu de Jesus. Volunteers and community members share their experiences during one of the day-long charity trips to Tijuana. More »
Ecochella introduces students to an easy way to generate renewable energy through the first bike powered concert at UCLA. Student group E3: Ecology, Economy, Equity hosts this inaugural concert to both entertain and educate students. More »