veterans

Students and others from both schools banded together to help out for Serve LA Day.

UCLA’s annual volunteer day expands this year as Serve LA 2022, uniting more than 2,000 Bruins and Trojans in more than 60 volunteer projects across L.A and around the world.

Relive the electric, enthralling experience of “I got in!” through eight incoming Bruins and their inspiring stories.

Campus excellence is also rooted in efforts that go beyond the rankings, including being the only campus in the UC system to guarantee housing to all undergraduates.

Putting their rivalry aside, both schools will contribute to the community on Saturday, Sept. 24.

The Fielding School professor’s opera, which delves into the struggles of military vets, will be performed in oratorio style.

More than 50 veterans joined the baseball team on the field April 11, to swing a bat and catch some balls at the annual camp.

In June, Irvin Poff became one of the oldest Americans to receive the life-changing technology.

Graduate student Daryl Barker is committed to helping other nontraditional students navigate the “invisible requirements” of academia.

About 100 military-connected Bruins gathered for the annual celebration.

Kenneth Wells’ libretto for “Veteran Journeys” explores the trauma of war, family conflicts, homelessness recovery and hope.

No. 1 for community college transfer students, veterans and even college food.

Since Gene Block became chancellor in 2007, UCLA has risen from the No. 4 public university to the top of the U.S. News rankings.

Tony DeFrancesco looks to build on a partnership that extends back 70 years.

Q&A with Tess Banko, Marine Corps veteran and executive director of the UCLA/VA Veteran Family Wellness Center.

Online social activities, remote counseling and drive-up food drives are among the resources offered to veterans.

The program will be the only VA post-licensure residency program in the Los Angeles and Orange County area.

The shuttle will take them to and from appointments.

Veterans, their family members, program staff and supporters, walked behind a huge banner on the streets of Manhattan.

Ceremonies on Wilson Plaza provide the university community an opportunity to recognize their sacrifices.

Nov. 8 event will also feature a resource fair showcasing all the services offered to military veterans.

Research brief: The experience of the Veterans Health Administration may inform other health systems aiming to improve care delivery.

Also in this section: stories on the L.A. Rebellion, veterans and climate change.

Those in attendance also got to watch the Bruins baseball team practice and chat with players and head coach John Savage.

The gift is from the estate of alumna Mary Lou Steinmetz, continuing her family’s long history of support for the campus.