The familiar smell of damp air, drizzled rain and diesel greeted her as she stepped off the plane in Nairobi, Kenya. It had been more than three decades since she last stood on the soils of Kenya, but Cathy Oloo still feels the same connection to the country that she developed as a child, when […]
Author Archives: Annie Lu
UCLA alumna inspires college women to Plan It Forward
Jenny Blake does not shy away from taking risks. In 10 years, the UCLA alumna took a year off from college, moved on from the first job she had at a start-up company, and left what she first considered a dream job to start her own business. Blake talked about her path to becoming an […]
Boom journal comes to UCLA
The familiar smell of Southern California – desert and flowers mixed with petroleum and smog – was the first thing that hit Jon Christensen when he landed in Burbank, Calif. He was immediately reminded of his childhood memories visiting Pasadena, where his mother grew up and his grandfather ran a bookstore. California has been in […]
USAC, OID make clickers available for loan in Powell Library
Students who need i>clickers for their classes can now rent them for free from Powell Library.