Media Advisories

UCLA experts can provide key perspectives on the wildfires and their impacts on the people, communities and future of Los Angeles County.

With serious wildfires popping up like whack-a-mole in greater Los Angeles, what’s the fire risk this weekend? Find out at 4:30 p.m. PT on Jan. 10 with UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain. 

UCLA Media Relations and most other units across campus will be closed or will operate with significantly reduced hours during holidays.

MEDIA ADVISORY: UCLA leaders, students, elected officials and community leaders will spotlight long-term partnerships.

Election Day is nearly upon us! As we near Nov. 5, UCLA experts are available to help explain a variety of vital election-related issues.

As the election nears, UCLA experts are available to discuss issues influencing Latino voters' lives and voting behavior.

UCLA experts can provide context and commentary about election-related issues.

Faculty members at UCLA are available to speak about all things Olympics — from sports medicine and economics to breaking and extreme heat.

UCLA experts can provide context and commentary about election-related issues.

The event, presented by UCLA’s African American studies department, blends musical performances, dance, archival video and more.

Scholars are available to discuss the implications of Grants Pass v. Johnson on homelessness.

April’s edition of the series connecting UCLA and the local community will feature roller-skating, mural painting, food and more.

What does it mean that we continue to have “exceptional and record-breaking global warmth,” and what does it tell us about our understanding of climate change?

MEDIA ADVISORY: First Thursdays is UCLA’s monthly series connecting the campus with the local Westwood community and businesses.

More than 30 policymakers, researchers and community leaders to address voter engagement, higher education, homelessness and more

This weekend’s much colder storm brings the potential for multiple feet of snow, creating a kind of “snow whiplash,” Swain says.

UCLA faculty members can comment on topics related to the March 5 local, state and national election and ballot measures.

Two UCLA water experts weigh in on granny flats, water recycling and more.

Pop by Friday, Feb. 16, at 10 a.m. PT for the next live Q&A, where Swain will discuss this weekend’s coming storm sequence and other topics.

UCLA climate scientist Alex Hall says the severity of the storm that recently pummeled California “is entirely what we would expect from climate change.”

An atmospheric river is bringing two big storms and potential flooding toward California. Join UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain on YouTube for more.

UCLA experts are available to provide commentary about the rise and potential dangers of technology related to the 2024 presidential election.

Another polar vortex is coming, but unlike the deadly failure of the electric grid in 2021, Texas’ heat is expected to stay on this time.

MEDIA ADVISORY: First Thursdays is UCLA’s monthly series connecting the campus with the local Westwood community and businesses.

UCLA experts are available to provide commentary about the COP28 climate summit, which will be held Nov. 30–Dec. 12.