The brain is willing to sacrifice every part of the human body to save itself. This self-preservationist anatomical phenomenon will be a key component in “The 12th Man,” released nationwide Friday. Read more...
Photo: (Sarah Goldacker/Daily Bruin)
Arts, Music
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May 2, 11:28 pm
Campus Christian fellowships organize faith-based music festival
Karisa You said she had a vision from God during her senior year of high school depicting her role in organizing a Christian worship festival. Now, she’s working with students from 11 Christian fellowships to make her vision a reality. Read more...
Photo: Rhiannon Imbeah, a fourth-year biology student, Hannah Roberson, a third-year sociology student, and Karisa You, a fourth-year international development studies student (left to right) organized the Beracah Music Festival on Saturday in the Sunset Recreation Center. (Bilal Ismail Ahmed/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Arts, Arts Columns, Lifestyle
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May 1, 11:20 pm
Wine About It: Go over the Velvet Moon for cabernet sauvignon
Life is filled with moments shared over a glass of wine, whether fueling a gossip session with friends, or destressing after a long day of school. Read more...
Arts, Music
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May 1, 9:50 pm
‘Songs of Ourselves’ spotlights diversity with concerts, breakout panels
Librarians usually shun patrons for making noise, but Thursday the sounds of mariachi and baroque classical music will reverberate throughout the Music Library. “Song of Ourselves” will be an all-day event featuring several concerts and breakout discussions to promote diversity in the music industry. Read more...
Photo: Alumna Eva B. Ross will headline the concert at the end of the all-day music event, “Song of Ourselves” on Thursday. She said she aims to write songs about the female experience that go beyond romance, writing about other topics such as female friendships. (Courtesy of Emery Becker)
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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May 1, 9:49 pm
Alumnus’ sci-fi musical inspired by aliens, monsters and Soviet Union
Cornell Christianson uses a scene from the sci-fi film “Invaders from Mars” as the backdrop for his latest musical. Set in front of images of a sandy hill, characters are captured by aliens who have just descended from their spaceship. Read more...
Photo: Alumnus Cornell Christianson grew up watching sci-fi movies and collecting comic books, which inspired his musical “It Came From Beyond.” The off-Broadway show opened April 10 at St. Luke’s Theatre and will run every Tuesday until July. (Courtesy of Cornell Christianson)
Arts, Lifestyle
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May 1, 12:37 am
Newly formed Unravel addresses fashion sustainability on campus
Grace Reynolds created Unravel at UCLA with the goal of unraveling misconceptions about fashion production. The fourth-year economics and global studies student organized the club at the beginning of spring quarter, branching off from a sustainable clothing campaign in E3, an environmental sustainability club on campus. Read more...
Photo: Members of the sustainable fashion club Unravel participated in a clothing swap at their last club meeting. Members swapped shirts, pants and other garments. (Jenna Smith/Daily Bruin)
Arts, Music
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May 1, 12:30 am
Faculty composers to showcase musical pieces inspired by poems, nature
Faculty composers will present their original works at a concert Tuesday, showcasing a myriad of inspirations from birchwood trees to poetry. The works of members of UCLA’s composition faculty will be played in Schoenberg Hall. Read more...
Photo: Faculty members Peter Golub, Kay Rhie and David Lefkowitz (left to right) will perform their original compositions Tuesday in Schoenberg Hall. Golub said faculty concerts allow composition students to see their teachers as practitioners.(Isra Ameen/Daily Bruin)