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Full-contact formal wear

The dresses, as seen in this video from 2009, are intentionally kind of hideous-looking (and cheap) and must not contain any parts that would harm any players.    Are you a sports fan who judges uniforms? A fashionista...

UCLA Chancellor Gene Block on the typhoon in the Philippines

Even as we continue to grasp the extent of the damage caused by Typhoon Haiyan, we send our deepest sympathy to the millions in the Philippines who were directly affected as well as to the members of the UCLA family with friends, colleagues and loved ones there.

New buildings at south campus entrances are on the horizon

Site preparation continues at what will one day be UCLA's Meyer and Renee Luskin Conference Center. Photos by Mike Fricano. Construction activity is underway at two key entrances to the UCLA campus to make way for three much anticipated...

Napolitano proposes tuition freeze, new systemwide initiatives

University of California President Janet Napolitano today (Nov. 13) proposed an undergraduate tuition freeze — for the third consecutive year — and said she would pursue a policy to avoid pricing uncertainty. She also pledged immediate...

Campus community gathers to remember veterans

Campus faculty, staff, students and alumni came to Wilson Plaza to salute current military service members and veterans Friday, Nov. 8, after a weeklong series of events to honor their service, increase public understanding and appreciation for the...

International student gets her words' worth with winning essay

Mengqing Shang, a third-year cultural anthropology major from China, became the first international student for whom English is a second language to win an annual prize honoring excellence in undergraduate student writing produced for lower- and upper-division humanities courses at UCLA.

Teaching to change lives

Jesús Gutiérrez, Jr., teacher of the year in Los Angeles County, is a UCLA graduate and alumnus of the Teacher Education Program.

International student gets her words' worth with winning essay

For more than four centuries, an ancient library in southern China— one of three surviving private book repositories that are considered the oldest in the world — has managed to resurface from the wreckage of crippling wars, social...

Thom Mayne's firm chosen to design U.S. Embassy in Beirut

The Department of State’s Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations recently announced the selection of Morphosis Architects, founded and led by AIA Gold Medalist and UCLA architecture and urban design distinguished professor Thom Mayne, to design the ...

Thanking military service members for everything they do

The Bruin community expressed their personal appreciation to members of the military in letters Thursday at the James West Alumni Center. The UCLA Volunteer Center organized events this week to collect as many personal letters as possible for...
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