Chris Pree is a third-year theater student and Munir Griffin is a fourth-year ethnomusicology student. They will be performing as a duo in Spring Sing 2017. More »
Proposition 64 passed in November, legalizing recreational marijuana use in California. When it goes into full effect on Jan. 1, 2018, anyone 21 or older, including UCLA students, will be able to buy marijuana from stores with retail licenses. Currently, students 21 and over can possess up to 28.5 grams of marijuana and grow up to six plants.
The Daily Bruin traveled to Northern California to document its flourishing cannabis industry, which has produced a majority of the nation’s cannabis for several years. In part one, the team investigates how marijuana has affected the UCLA community and highlights students’ experiences with the plant.
Chris Pree is a third-year theater student and Munir Griffin is a fourth-year ethnomusicology student. They will be performing as a duo in Spring Sing 2017. More »
Third-year world arts and cultures/dance student Griffith Clawson will be performing in Spring Sing for the third time. In this video, Clawson performs his original song “Can’t Hide It” from his upcoming EP. More »
Imaan Fitzgerald is a fifth-year film student and will be opening this year’s Spring Sing as a solo artist. Here, she performs an original composition and discusses how film and music have come to coexist as her creative outlets. More »
Third-year communications student Isabel “Bel” Whelan shares her original song “The Other Side.” She will be performing in the solo category at this year’s Spring Sing. More »
Spring Sing’s Company answer some hard-hitting questions ahead of this year’s show. More »
Haylee Hessell is a third-year english major and soloist in Spring Sing 2017. At the age of 15, she picked up the guitar and began writing and composing her own songs. More »