Provost to talk budget on local public radio program

Weekend flood reshuffles summer class locations in most of Dodd Hall

More than a dozen summer classes were relocated after a pipe burst in Dodd Hall over the weekend, flooding the first and second floors of the building.

Campus returns to normal following interest in Jackson’s death

A day after hundreds of mourners and news crews swarmed outside Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center to memorialize Michael Jackson's death, the area in front of the center was scattered with traces of their presence.

Statement on the death of Michael Jackson at UCLA Medical Center

The legendary King of Pop, Michael Jackson, passed away on Thursday, June 25, 2009, at 2:26 p.m. The cause of his death is unknown until results of the autopsy are known.

Budget town hall for UCLA staff draws concerned crowd to Pauley Pavilion

An estimated 2,500 UCLA employees massed in Pauley Pavilion today for a Q&A with Chancellor Gene Block and other campus officials, seeking details about a proposed UC-wide pay cut and other budget issues.

Hammer Museum gets $1 million grant from James Irvine Foundation

The UCLA Hammer Museum has received a $1 million grant from the James Irvine Foundation's Arts Innovation Fund to support the museum's efforts to create a new kind of interactivity in operations and exhibitions.

Campus leaders cut budget by 5 percent as more potential reductions loom

Survivor of Tiananmen Square reaches goal of UCLA Ph.D

UCLA Architecture and Urban Design offers seminar, workshops for public

"Our workshops and seminar offer a fantastic opportunity for individuals to strengthen their skills in architecture and design in this difficult job market," said department chair Hitoshi Abe.

Chancellor Block 'greatly concerned' about budget deficit

Chancellor says in a statement hat "we do know that the cuts will be severe, and there is no question that we are facing difficult and painful choices."