Though art generally remains still, right now at UCLA it is in the process of moving. Two departments of the School of Arts and Architecture has packed its bags and is making a new home in the newly-built Kinross building located in Westwood’s Lot 32. Read more...

The secret to success has always been simple: follow the rabbit. In New York band Hem’s case, make it a jack rabbit though, not a white one. Read more...

From building the iconic Cinerama Dome in Hollywood to discovering stars such as Marlon Brando and Grace Kelly, filmmaker Stanley Kramer remains a vital part of film history. Read more...

For those of you who go to college football games because you love the half-time show, Royce Hall is hosting the perfect show for you. For those of you who demand that the marching band return to the sidelines as soon as you return from the concession stand, you will find that this show gets redundant really quickly. Read more...

After pondering what problems led to corporate America’s scandal boom, UCLA’s Michael Josephson thinks it’s ethics. And now he’s helping to plan a preemptive strike. Josephson, a distinguished ethicist, will be a panelist on a groundbreaking new TV show called “Endgame” which will present hypothetical moral dilemmas in order to stimulate discussions on the types of moral choices we are forced to make in every day life. Read more...

Judy Mitoma, director of the UCLA Center for Intercultural Performance and this year’s World Festival of Sacred Music, is quick to point out that Los Angeles’ next major music festival isn’t about entertainment. Read more...

Film and theater both involve actors, directors and stories. However, that’s where the similarities end as UCLA alumna Robin Larsen, theater student turned dark filmmaker, discovered. Read more...