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UCLA Transportation will host pit stops, mobile repairs and a luncheon with bike gear giveaways and other prizes.

‘Because of slavery’: The Irreverent Art of Kara Walker and Harryette Mullen will feature a live poetry reading in front of the news-making piece ‘Unmanned Drone.’

Most campus administrative operations will be closed or will operate with reduced services from Dec. 24 through Jan. 2.

This three-part workshop series from the UCLA Emeriti/Retirees Relations Center and UCLA’s Campus Human Resources offers guidance.

The public lecture by Timothy Snyder will include a panel discussion with UCLA’s Ju Hui Judy Han and Shannon Speed.

UCLA students, faculty and staff are asked to “drop, cover and hold on” during the drill on Thursday, Oct. 16.

Outreach events will offer giveaways and opportunities to learn more about commuting programs at UCLA.

With a new name and mission, the reimagined department is modernizing systems to empower Bruins.

UCLA Transportation will share riding resources, host events and run contests to recognize National Bike Month.

All activities are free and open to UCLA students, faculty and staff.

The inaugural performance of “Climate Notes” takes place April 27 at 4 p.m. in Schoenberg Hall.

“UC leaders and I are advocating strongly for and collaborating with state and federal elected officials on the University’s mission and priorities, alongside our higher education partners across the nation,” Drake said.

U.S. hospitals are battling unprecedented sustained capacity into 2024, largely driven by a reduction of staffed hospital beds.

UCLA atmospheric and oceanic sciences professor Suzanne Paulson details how to limit exposure to dangerous particulates.

Experts warn the deadly, destructive L.A. County fires could have lasting effects on mental health.

Pregnant people, children, infants and those with underlying lung disease are particularly vulnerable to particulates from the L.A. fires.

A doctor explains what to do when you miss, run out or can’t refill your medication

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

Many units and facilities across campus will be closed or will operate with significantly reduced hours from Dec 21–Jan. 1.

The UCLA Emeriti/Retirees Relations Center, in partnership with UCLA Campus Human Resources, is offering a three-part workshop series.

Haga cambios e inscríbase hasta las 5 p.m. el 22 de noviembre.

Make changes and enroll until 5 p.m. on Nov. 22.

UCLA students, faculty and staff are asked to “drop, cover and hold on” during the drill on Thursday, Oct. 17.

UCLA offers a variety of affordable and convenient sustainable transportation options for eligible employees.

Students and employees with permanent or temporary mobility issues may be eligible for curb-to-curb rides around campus.