The sixth installment of Tea Tunes features singer-songwriter Justin Loera, a third-year anthropology student. He performs his original song titled “Destiny.”
 

Spring Sing’s Company answer some hard-hitting questions ahead of this year’s show.

The fourth installment of Tea Tunes features Keegan Hawkins, a second-year psychology student, singing his original song titled “Mark of Cain.”

The third installment of Tea Tunes features AJ Jaramaz, a fourth-year English and music industry student, performing his song titled “Church.”

The second installment of Tea Tunes features Lorelei Carlson, a fourth-year gender studies student, performing her song titled “Sunset Boulevard” off her EP “Dopamine.”

Ricky Amadour, who goes professionally as AMADOUR, is a third-year art and art history double major at UCLA. Recently, Ricky designed a ball-pit dress for pop singer Girl Crush that debuted at the 2017 Grammy Awards.

Sophie Patterson, a first-year music performance student, discusses how her upbringing and personal style have brought her into the world of opera.

The Music Industry Committee at UCLA partners with the Herb Alpert School of Music to bring popular artists to UCLA. With past guests such as Kaskade, the MIC allows UCLA students to have more intimate conversation with today’s prominent artists.

Dancesport Club at UCLA is a new club that allows beginners to learn different dance styles such as Latin and ballroom dance. Besides featuring competitive dancing, the club fosters an accepting environment while enabling its members to stay fit.

You don’t have to travel far to find Instagram-able spots near L.A. Watch as video journalist Michael Sherman, a San Fernando Valley local, shows us the best places for Angelenos to get that perfect Instagram picture for your feed.