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UCLA Radio x Fowler: Welcome Back Bruins!

October 1, 2025 | 4:00PM - 8:00PM

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Welcome back to campus, Bruins! Start the new academic year with an evening of music and art at the Fowler. Dance to a UCLA Radio playlist inspired by current exhibitions—Fire KinshipConstruction, Occupation; and Ex-Change; and try screen-printing with stencils by JAMAC, whose work adorns the Fowler’s Galleria.

UCLA Radio is the official student-run radio station on campus. We are non-commercial and listener-supported, and have been broadcasting high-quality, freeform programming since 1962. While our primary focus is delivering original and diverse radio content, UCLA Radio members work on art, design, web development, marketing, photography, audio production, and more. Our station strives to promote a safe, inclusive music scene and provide a community for innovative, motivated students from different majors and backgrounds to explore their creativity, build practical skills, and discover the LA music and art scene.

This program is in partnership with UCLA Radio

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