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Campus leaders hosted four virtual events to inform and hear from students, parents and employees, from Jan. 13 through 16.

Chancellor Julio Frenk today shared a message with the campus community about changes to campus operations and academic instruction.

UCLA’s Roger Wakimoto and Michael Beck sent a message to researchers about ramping up activities as UCLA returns to in-person work and instruction.

UCLA's Monroe Gorden Jr. and Michael Beck today sent a message to students about returning to campus and the resources available to them.

UCLA’s Michael Beck, Michael Levine and Lubbe Levin sent a message to UCLA employees outlining the campus’s transition to modified operations and the resources available to help those affected by the fires.

The center will provide vital support and services for residents impacted by the fires.

Find out about the current status of campus operations, instruction and emergency plans and see fire-related resources for students, faculty and staff.

UCLA will modify operations and move to remote instruction through Friday, Jan. 17, Chancellor Julio Frenk announced today.

UCLA will modify operations this weekend and move to remote instruction on Monday, Jan. 13, Chancellor Julio Frenk announced.

“Many in our community are facing unimaginable challenges right now,” the chancellor said. “We can get through this if we all stand together.”

As UCLA continues to focus on protecting students, faculty and staff, the university is encouraging those who able to donate funds and supplies and to volunteer in relief efforts.

UCLA will curtail campus operations, cancel undergraduate classes and move graduate courses to remote instruction for the next two days.

Lisa Martin, director of UCLA’s Office of Emergency Management, today sent the following message to UCLA faculty and staff.

Based at the Luskin School of Public Affairs, the new initiative will be led by Greg Morrow, a real estate expert, educator and UCLA alumnus.

With UCLA at the threshold of an exciting new chapter in its history, Chancellor Frenk shared a message of welcome with the Bruin community.

Giving during the weeklong campaign totaled nearly $2.87 million, a more than 50% increase over last year, and included over 7,000 gifts.

Kite, currently the dean of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, is expected to start in the new role on or before Feb. 1, 2025.

The South Bay campus CFO and COO is leaning into a startup mentality to expand the university’s geographic footprint.

The Bösendorfer was originally a gift to the family from longtime Frank Sinatra songwriter Jimmy Van Heusen.

With the 11-8 win over the Trojans at Stanford’s Avery Aquatic Center, the team brought home its 13th national title and UCLA’s 124th overall.

Snaider, a UCLA alumnus, is an accomplished executive, entrepreneur, international lawyer, educator and investor. He began his term Oct. 7.

As we head into the holidays and prepare to usher in 2025, Newsroom takes a look back at the accomplishments of the Bruin community and the highlights of 2024.

The 2024–25 class includes larger numbers of Latino and Black students and is one of the most racially, ethnically and socioeconomically diverse in recent history.

Alumnus Tom Bye and husband David Bohne continue to celebrate a linguistics love story.

The researchers have published studies that are cited most often by other scholars in their fields.