New Wave is a vibrant coming-of-age documentary that explores identity, rebellion, and the power of music through the eyes of Vietnamese Americans navigating the underground New Wave scene in 1980s Southern California. Blending personal narrative and cultural history, the film captures a transformative moment for youth, diaspora, and self-expression.
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Trivia & Treats! Get ready for two exciting nights of brain-teasing fun, delicious snacks, and friendly competition at Trivia & Treats! Join us for themed trivia games where students will battle it out for the top spot and a chance to win prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.
Get into the Halloween spirit with spine-chilling questions about horror films, urban legends, and all things eerie. Snacks and treats will be provided, so bring your appetite and your A-game!
Join our fun and interactive 4-week nutrition series led by our Registered Dietitian—plus special guest experts! We’ll break down real-life tips on eating well and moving more, based on the latest health guidelines. FREE FOOD and SHC swag will be provided to attendees, and those that attend all four workshops will be entered in a raffle for a chance to win a $25 voucher for the Farmer’s Market on campus. Come join the fun, food, and community!
A supportive space for students to gain insights about love, connection, and healthy relationships. Open to singles, those in relationships, or anyone seeking growth, with weekly discussions, peer support, and guided activities.
Sounds of the Underground brings together researchers, artists, archivists, and community historians to share work on grassroots sound-making. Sessions are brief to spark discussion; join us for any block or stay the whole day. Presentation themes include diasporic kinships and sonic resistance; community archiving and memory-making; queer and trans nightlife, safety, and belonging; transcultural identity formation across diasporas; student-led education, mental health, and safe-space building; and the geographies of LA’s underground scenes.