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New University of California policies prohibiting sexual violence and sexual harassment and governing the investigation and adjudication of sexual assault and sexual harassment allegations against students went into effect on Jan. 1.

L.A.-based multilingual company CONTRA-TIEMPO premieres its newest work Jan. 14-24 at UCLA.

At an emotional event, the Sincuir family met three of the 27 people who had donated 50 units of blood products to save Jorge Sincuir’s life.

The donation from LINE-X Protective Coatings represents the company's longtime commitment to U.S. military veterans.

Dale Kinney, on faculty at Bryn Mawr College, discusses the relationship between state and church and its impact on 12th-Century art.

Dr. Adele Diamond and the children of the California Dance Institute on how dance aids brain development and critical cognitive skills.

The film documents the persistence of traditional Japanese cultural practice among Japanese Americans interned during World War II.

As the presidential election nears, join a panel of experts at UCLA as they examine civil engagement and the influence of technology on voting.

Ann Karagozian, a longtime professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and former chair of the UCLA Academic Senate, has been named interim vice chancellor for research.  

The UCLA Vanpool Program is one of the largest employer-based vanpool programs in California.

Johnese Spisso, a nationally recognized academic health care leader, will oversee all operations of UCLA’s hospitals and clinics as well as the health system’s regional outreach strategy, effective Feb. 8.

Even smokers want to live free of secondhand smoke, says the director of UCLA Smokefree Air for Everyone at the Center for Health Policy Research.

UCLA experts explore the ethical challenges of end-of-life care in a free Zócalo Public Square/UCLA event.

UCLA Alumni Association is accepting nominations through Jan. 6, 2016.

Faculty and staff get free 30-day access to UCLA Recreation's 15 multi-purpose facilities and six swimming pools.

Los Angeles Ballet performs the holiday classic Friday, Dec. 18 through Sunday, Dec. 20.

The Museum of Modern Art's choices for the most influential and innovative films of 2015.

The closure, designed to save energy and money, runs until Friday, Jan. 1. Winter quarter starts Monday, Jan. 4.

The original film about notorious Chicago flapper Roxie Hart, presented by the UCLA Film and Television Archive.

Learn about the printmaker's work in an efficient 15 minutes with Hammer curatorial assistant January Parkos Arnall.

Eunice Lee is the architect of KIM-CHI, a community-based program that induces more Korean-American immigrant women to get breast cancer screenings.

For personnel and payroll specialist Pamela Johnson, helping others comes naturally.

Last chance to see the UCLA Clark Library collection that sparked a wave of practices that fine press printing and publishing houses still use today.

Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland, on social responsibility and climate change. RSVP by Jan. 7.

Your gifts go to the Chase Child Life Program, which serves patients at Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA.