In a time of shut downs, Maritza Lopez is launching her own small business.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the third-year pre-international development studies student said she wanted to make the most out of her free time and decided to start a jewelry and body care business in the comfort and safety of her own home.

Company’s sketches in Spring Sing 2020 are more likely to be set in a Zoom call rather than in front of Royce Hall.
The group of 12 students performs comedic sketches each annual Spring Sing.

“Lumpia” is more than a spring roll in the Asian American community.

The homemade, low-budget 2003 film tells a story about inner group prejudice, in which a gang of Filipino Americans picks on Filipino high school immigrants.

Graduating students are tucking away their sashes and white photoshoot attire to go digital as they celebrate their academic achievements.
With the transition to online instruction in response to COVID-19, many graduation photoshoots have been canceled, leading alumna Murry Soriano to take commissions for illustrations of the soon-to-be graduates on the UCLA Free & For Sale page on Facebook.

Watercolor painting was one of the few ways Elizabeth Reichner could bond with her sister.
 
The creative process of art is widely known to nurture emotional growth – a concept the second-year art student wanted to explore at UCLA by forming the club Healing through Art.

Laurie Leyden is an academic counselor by day, but runs a blog for personalized life advice by night.
As the student affairs officer of UCLA’s statistics department, Leyden assists both undergraduate and graduate students pursuing careers within statistics, advising on majors and helping students enroll in classes.

A question between two friends turned into an organization with around 10,000 members across the nation.
Alumna Cassandra Lam co-founded The Cosmos with her friend Karen Mok after having a heartfelt conversation in November 2017 regarding the question, “What does it look like for Asian American women to flourish and thrive?” However, what really catalyzed the development of their business were the opinions of other women that looked like them, Lam said.

Students bring their instruments and passions to Kerckhoff Hall every Thursday night after a long day of classes.
The Music Club at UCLA was created by alumna Helen Parish for students to explore music by playing and learning together.

TiaErykah “Tia” Gregory struggled to find an eyelash technician after coming to college, so she decided to become one herself.
The second-year psychobiology student spent a week this summer participating in a training workshop to receive her license for eyelash extensions.

Bake Cheese Tart is a cult favorite in Hokkaido, Japan. And California is the first state that’s had a taste.
On Friday, Bake opened its second store in the United States at the Westfield Century City mall.