Students + Campus

Undefeated, ranked No. 4 and chasing history, the team returns to the Rose Bowl Friday, with free tuition on the line for two lucky students.

Veterans from all branches of the service are honored as Bruins recognize the spirit of service at the heart of campus.

From Nov. 16–20, units across campus will host events highlighting international education, exchange and research.

Inaugural director Joshua Thunder Little shares his vision for the campus’s new Native American and Indigenous Student Success Center.

The Reusables program, which has recorded more than 90,000 uses, brings sustainability to the table at ASUCLA restaurants.

New student advisors offer their best advice for Bruins in the UCLA College’s new podcast "Undgrad Extras."

The Andrea L. Rich Night to Honor Teaching celebrated outstanding educators whose creativity, dedication and connections with students are transforming the learning experience.

After three years, the event made a lively comeback this spring, with a few surprises and plenty to think about. Now you can watch every presentation.

Miller, a food policy strategist, advocate and author, is also the founding executive director of the Chef Action Network.

The road to Olympic gold runs through UCLA Dining, where chefs are preparing to serve 60,000 meals a day to the world’s top athletes.

From a makeshift long jump pit in East St. Louis to Olympic glory, the Bruin star soared to extraordinary heights — and helped change women’s sports forever.

Higher education offers students the opportunity to learn in life-changing courses — and from one another's diverse perspectives. 

Hosted by the UCLA Latinx Success Center, the fifth annual celebration filled Wilson Plaza with music, dancing and cultural pride.

J.R. Johnson and Lili Kazarian took very different educational tracks, shaped by experiences caring for their families and communities.

With some new faces — and familiar expectations — the Bruins and Coach Cori Close get down to work after their historic title season.

Mayor Karen Bass and Chancellor Julio Frenk kick off UCLA’s annual day of service, as students, faculty, staff and alumni help build community across LA.

The goal, Chancellor Julio Frenk said, "is to preserve what is essential, transform what needs improvement and build for what lies ahead."

Chancellor Julio Frenk and other campus leaders welcomed some 7,000 new Bruins with a call to explore, connect and embrace all that UCLA has to offer.

Through mentorship and community, two UCLA alumni are uplifting the next generation of students.

Tens of thousands of students arrive in Westwood ready to settle in, find their community and start the new academic year.

With a prestigious Newman Civic Fellowship, Deanna Placa is building a network for school teachers to help promote students’ civic learning.

Incoming first-generation Bruin Alison Jimenez’s public health journey began by helping families like her own navigate language barriers.

Public programming offers something for everyone during the Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 observance.

From 3D printing and laser cutting to sewing and embroidery, Bruins can learn new skills and bring their creations to life.

UCLA’s refreshed values — integrity, excellence and belonging — emerged from two years of conversation, collaboration and candid feedback across campus.