The new concert series launched its first weekend of shows at the Rose Bowl, featuring headlining acts by Steve Lacy, boygenius and LCD Soundsystem, along with three curated openers each day.

The United Khmer Students at UCLA hosted its 25th annual culture night May 28 in Schoenberg Hall, incorporating dance performances into the feature play, “Promise.”

After over almost 20 years since its inception, The National performed at a sold-out Greek Theatre. The band played songs from its new album, “The First Two Pages of Frankenstein,” as well as unreleased music.

Models and designers in Fashion and Student Trends at UCLA, a student organization referred to as FAST, completed a dress rehearsal prior to its annual runway show.

UCLA’s annual talent show Spring Sing returned to the Los Angeles Tennis Center for its 78th iteration. The event featured 12 student acts that were judged by a celebrity panel that included actor Jeremy Renner and returning judge Merlyn Wood of BROCKHAMPTON.

 After getting its start in 1996, the LA Times Festival of Books is currently the nation’s largest literary event. The festival ran from April 22-23 and featured a wide range of literature for all readers.

Following a four year hiatus, the Taiwanese American Student Association performed its 21st production of Taiwanese Culture Night in Royce Hall. The production, titled “Make it With You,” focuses on the struggles of defining one’s own identity and breaking free from the expectations set by others.