Monday, May 11

Q&A with Nigerian author Chris Abani

Although Nigerian author Chris Abani had no political agenda in mind when he was imprisoned for publishing his first novel about a military coup in Nigeria at the age of 16, he has since embraced his reputation as an activist. Read more...

Photo: Chris Abani, author of “Song For Night” and “The Virgin of Flames,” will discuss his work at the Fowler Museum as part of the OutSpoken series. The award-winning writer will also be discussing Africa’s art scene.


Celebrate the holiday with healthy fish tacos

Cinco de Mayo, is this week, and if you're anything like me you're probably throwing a party "“ or at least your roommates are subjecting you to one. Read more...

Photo: With a mix of mahi-mahi, pico de gayo and slaw, fish tacos with lime provide a flavorful, healthy taste experience for Cinco de Mayo.





College peer-to-peer network is face-to-face

From their main headquarters, aka their two-bedroom apartment near the beaches of Santa Monica, two tech-minded friends ventured out to renovate the world as they sought fit. Having acquired the right artillery against the boundaries of boredom, ignorance and laziness, they used what they had learned from academia and decided to make a move. Read more...


Indie bands bring folksy appeal

From opera in the rain to ballad-shouting bums, UCLA musicians have seen and reveled in it all. Today, Fowler Out Loud presents two bands who have learned to face oddities with a smile and a song: soft-rock groups Sharpless and the Jane Carrey Band. Read more...