On The Steps Episode 11: American-Indian Student Association holds Pow Wow
By Verna Chen, Max Davis-Housefield, Madeline Woo, Victoria Marchetti, Nicholas Brouwer, Amara Patel, Hannah Morgan, and Jiwoo Kim
May 16, 2025 3:55 p.m.
This week, the Daily Bruin takes you to the annual American-Indian Student Association Pow Wow, then we travel back to the Hammer Museum’s Arts Party and the Coastalong Music Festival. Finally, Track faces USC. Packages produced by Victoria Marchetti, Nico Brouwer, Hannah Morgan, Amara Patel, and Jiwoo Kim.
Chen is Video senior staff. She was previously the 2024-2025 Video producer and a Video staffer. Chen is a fourth-year civil engineering student minoring in film, television and digital media from Holmdel, New Jersey.
Chen is Video senior staff. She was previously the 2024-2025 Video producer and a Video staffer. Chen is a fourth-year civil engineering student minoring in film, television and digital media from Holmdel, New Jersey.
Max Davis-Housefield is Video senior staff. He was previously a 2024-2025 assistant Video producer. He is a third-year economics and public affairs student from Davis.
Max Davis-Housefield is Video senior staff. He was previously a 2024-2025 assistant Video producer. He is a third-year economics and public affairs student from Davis.
Woo was a 2024-2025 assistant Video producer. She was previously Video staff. Woo was a philosophy student minoring in film, television, and digital media and global studies from Lafayette, California.
Woo was a 2024-2025 assistant Video producer. She was previously Video staff. Woo was a philosophy student minoring in film, television, and digital media and global studies from Lafayette, California.
Morgan is a 2025-2026 assistant Video director. She was previously a Video contributor. Morgan is a fourth-year English student minoring in conservation biology and film, television and digital media.
Morgan is a 2025-2026 assistant Video director. She was previously a Video contributor. Morgan is a fourth-year English student minoring in conservation biology and film, television and digital media.
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