Lights, camera, action! Join hosts Kathleen McGovern and Meral Arik in this special Long Story Short Spring Sing edition. Listen to a performance and Q&A with contestant Resonance A Cappella, followed by stories from Company’s fourth-year biochemistry student Anthony DeBenedetti and fourth-year history student Luke Gane, and a round of Spring Sing trivia. 

The USAC election has finally arrived, and candidates and campaign teams are making their final efforts to win student votes. Though the UCLA student body will experience hectic campaigning, few understand the intensity of the commitment involved in the election process. 

Join us on Long Story Short for the latest updates on the USAC election with the Daily Bruin’s Jillian Beck, Eitan Arom and Natalie Delgadillo. First, they clarified the Election Board’s role in the election and talked about the board’s possible infringement on media coverage, followed by overviews of each slates’ platforms.

Meral Arik and Kathleen McGovern return for fifth week’s installment of Long Story Short with sweet sounds and food. First, Kayla Ow discusses her new company, SuperFood Creations, and her visions for its future, while Stephanie Sybert shares her exploration of the musical and cultural emergence of Taiko de Samba in Brazil.

Long Story Short returns with Meral Arik and new broadcast host Kathleen McGovern. Recap spring break with a montage of scared and silly reactions to the recent earthquakes, followed by coverage of the 26-hour-long journey of this year’s Dance Marathon.

As tenth week approaches, students’ survival skills begin kicking in with weird study habits and late night coffee runs. Meral Arik and Christyana Cabal ask students on Bruin Walk about their personal takes on all-nighters, the songs that keep them stress-free and their responses to the sentence “you know it’s tenth week when…”Afterward, Professor Richard D.

Jonaki Mehta and Meral Arik host Long Story Short tonight at 6 p.m. on UCLAradio.com. To start off the show, Opinion editor Eitan Arom, sociology graduate student Rahim Kurwa, and third-year human biology and society student Tammy Rubin discuss February 25th’s student government divestment resolution.

Kick off second week with another segment of Long Story Short hosted by Meral Arik and new host, Jonaki Mehta. With Dance Marathon around the corner, hear how various students are tapping into their resources to raise money to participate, including fourth-year English student Carly Yoshida, who found a way to use her baking skills to her advantage.

Long Story Short freezes the night with their first show hosted by Meral Arik and Sidhaant Shah. First, Daily Bruin Opinion columnist Maia Ferdman discusses the American Studies Association’s recent decision to boycott Israeli academia.

This week, Meral Arik and Jennifer Crane host Long Story Short. First, fourth-year biology student Mericien Venzon talks about her experience becoming a Life Science 1 teaching mentor.