10Weeks is back and better than ever! This quarter we're exploring Bruin Creators-- these are your theater majors, hobbyist artists, film enthusiasts. For Week 1 we sit down with Soraya Saghbini, a second year here at UCLA who is passionate ab
When you change home countries every three years, one of the most important traits you can have is adaptability. Before coming to UCLA, Yukta Trivedi lived all over Southeast Asia. From learning new languages, to assimilating to new customs, an
Building and maintaining relationships require effective discourse and intentional listening. In a world where millennial are reporting a higher rate of loneliness than ever, and where polarization seems to be ever increasing, what we need is m
Panama. It's the gateway between the East and the West. The link between the North and South Americas. And home to the Panama Canal, one of the most famous feats of human engineering. This week, Nitya Mehta, native of Panama and Global Studies
Straight out of New Delhi.... crazy guest named Hari Narayan! India is a mixing pot of different, yet surprisingly similar cultures, languages, and traditions. With different states having completely different written and spoken languages. To
Picture this: The most fragrant, delicious plate of Thai food you have ever seen. Or imagine spending every day surrounded by fences in a closed compound. Or suppose you had to fly to an entirely different country just for toilet paper! This we
South America really is the place to be! Beaches, Football/Soccer, rich culture ... the list goes on and on. This week we sit down with Pietro Mendes, an international student who lived in three Latin American countries before coming to UCLA.
10 Weeks is back! And this season, we're "Going International!" For Week 1, we're sitting down with Ege Tanboga. Ege is an international student from Turkey, and probably one of the inspiring people you could ever meet! In the episode, we lear
S19E4: Robin HanelandOn this bonus episode of 10 Weeks, we sit down with Robin Haneland. In addition to being an avid economics enthusiast, he is also an international transfer student from Sweden.
S19E3: Maya DittloffIt's Week 10. This week we sit down with Maya Dittloff she's a graduating cinematography and film major here at UCLA and currently working on Perma Red, a pilot TV show about the Native American women.
S19E1: Maxim Baban It's Week 9. Join us in our inaugural episode of 10 Weeks as we sit down with Maxim Baban, a graduating fourth year economics major, and recant on how he's changed over four years.