The Bimbos are bringing women to the forefront of theater.
Second-year theater students Kaity Cairo and Trystan Forson are the co-founders of Bimbos Theatre Co., which aims to provide a community for women to create their productions without any barriers.

Ella Schindler and Maxwell Manning are paying homage to the dystopian sci-fi world they love.
The annual Fashion and Student Trends runway show is set to kick off Friday at Pauley Pavilion, and designers Schindler, a fourth-year computational and systems biology student, and Manning, a fifth-year aerospace engineering student, have designed a nature-themed dystopian collection, titled “Epilogue,” that they will also model themselves.

Taiwanese Culture Night will honor culture while exploring personal identity.
The event will take place Thursday in Royce Hall for the first time since before the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.

With the advent of the spring season, many may choose to take advantage of the pleasant weather with outdoor activities. But for those who want to stay inside, various new video games based on fan-favorite franchises are also flourishing.

As winter winds give way to spring blossoms, new books are flowering on shelves. The season’s latest literature welcomes readers into pages blooming with thrilling adventures, touching rom-coms and thought-provoking social commentary.

Ada Chung is creating content to inspire confidence in others.
The fourth-year political science student said she has always seen fashion as an outlet for self-expression and helping her gain self-assurance over the years.

Whether it’s a rhythm for the rain or sun, Bruins will have plenty of tunes to keep them company under their umbrellas. With upcoming releases home to haunting atmospheres and flying sparks, this season’s album forecast has temperatures ranging from ice cold to steamy.

It’s out with the old and in with the year’s newest video games. Franchise favorites and fantastical adventures define this quarter’s releases, offering new interactive journeys for players of all varieties.

Becca Marcelo started creating music to sing what she couldn’t say.
Justeen Rebecca Marcelo, whose stage name is becca !, said she has been exploring her passion for music and writing songs since she was 13.