UCLA’s Cultural Affairs Commission opens the doors of Kerckhoff Grand Salon every Wednesday night for poets of all skill levels. All students are welcome to share their stories and express their creativity in this free space.
For the past twenty years, Dexter Edwards has been slowly mastering his skills at the grill, and for ten of those years, he has been serving his tri-tip, ribs, and sausages to the hungry masses of UCLA's JazzReggae Festival. He retells his story"”mdash;and the secrets he's learned along the way"”mdash;here. More »
Nkechi Odili-Obi has been attending the UCLA JazzReggae Festival for the past ten years, but didn't make the leap to vendor until the 2011 festival. From her booth "Tattered Love," she sells accessories and accoutrement that are handmade, vibrant, and one-of-a-kind. More »
Jason Lee has had a varied and profitable career in art, working for companies like Oakley, Warner Bros., and Disney, and co-founded the S.O.Terik art collective, a major sponsor of the 2011 UCLA JazzReggae Festival. But despite his commercial success, he continues to push his skills and improve every day. More »
On May 25, 2011, Fashion and Student Trends at UCLA put on its tenth annual fashion show, Illumination, hoping to shed light on the emotional depth and personal connection that goes beyond cloth and thread. More »
Third-year world arts & culture student Jason Smith talks the talk about walking the walk. More »
First-time model Zach Hatch struts his stuff on the runway at the tenth annual Fashion and Student Trends fashion show. More »