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In memoriam: David Kunzle, 87, a founder of comics scholarship with wide-ranging interests - Vimarsana News

In memoriam: David Kunzle, 87, a founder of comics scholarship with wide-ranging interests

Kunzle’s academic scholarship covered a variety of subjects, from cartoons, political art and Latin America to fashion history.

Source: ucla.edu
Nov. 28: 'Sudan update: Understanding the war in broader historical and transnational context' - Vimarsana News

Nov. 28: 'Sudan update: Understanding the war in broader historical and transnational context'

The in-person event hosted by the UCLA African Studies Center will feature experts discussing the ongoing conflict in Sudan.

Source: ucla.edu
Double Bruin Ysabel Jurado runs for LA City Council 'to represent my community' - Vimarsana News

Double Bruin Ysabel Jurado runs for LA City Council 'to represent my community'

Double Bruin Ysabel Jurado is running to become District 14’s representative on the Los Angeles City Council. Jurado received her bachelor’s in political science from UCLA in 2012 and eventually returned to earn her J.D.

Photos: SoCal Fourth of July Celebrations of the Past - Vimarsana News

Photos: SoCal Fourth of July Celebrations of the Past

As Southern Californians now prepare to mark the nation's 235th birthday, join us for a look through historical images at Fourth of July celebrations of the past and learn about some of the photographic archives that richly document our region's history.

Source: kcet.org
Photos: Thanksgiving Celebrations through SoCal History - Vimarsana News

Photos: Thanksgiving Celebrations through SoCal History

The Mayflower may have landed on the opposite coast, but Southern Californians have long marked the fourth Thursday in November with a Thanksgiving feast.

Source: kcet.org