When looking for something to do, most students might check citywide publications like L.A. Weekly or the Los Angeles Times. Others might seek more localized events through UCLA Happenings or the Campus Events Commission. Read more...

It's not often that budding filmmakers can screen their student films for an international audience "“ especially when the subject matter is deeply personal. However, three UCLA students are getting that opportunity with KCET's 12th Annual Fine Cut Film Series. Read more...

The Museum of Jurassic Technology does not feature any objects from the Jurassic period, nor does it showcase anything technological, unless you consider a 17th-century ornate, glass-structured magnetic oracle meant to channel messages from the heavens via magnets as something technological. Don't worry. I read the placard on it and I still don't get how it works either. Read more...

It's not the most conventional combination, but UCLA doctoral candidate Daniel Rosenboom is arranging a wide array of sounds to make his own distinct classical-rock-hip-hop-jazz-electronic-folk-influenced trumpet style, and he brought it to the Walt Disney Concert Hall Tuesday night. Read more...

It is undeniable that the transition to college, especially UCLA, is an exhilarating if not sometimes overwhelming experience. Read more...

In a city as vast as Los Angeles, coming across your own special, semi-secret place is like possessing a valuable weapon. Read more...

The UCLA Film and Television Archive's 14th biennial Festival of Preservation includes clips of Alfred Hitchcock making faces at the camera during the Hollywood premiere of "North by Northwest," gay and lesbian couples speaking about their struggles in the first-ever feature-length documentary about the subject in 1977, and the sole surviving copy of one of Sri Lanka's most important films, "Gamperaliya." Read more...