Chancellor Julio Frenk

The event also offered appreciation and encouragement for the next generation of those in uniform.

Civic and business leaders gathered to talk about shared aspirations with UCLA across the Westside.

The story of UCLA’s 2025 Veteran of the Year illustrates how the university changes lives.

In a letter to the Wall Street Journal, the chancellor reaffirmed his deeply personal commitment to eradicate antisemitism on campus.

The UCLA leader spoke with families and educators about technology, higher education and why lifelong learning is essential.

UCLA’s scholarly and creative work travels far beyond our labs, studio spaces and classrooms. It serves our communities.

At a time when everyone seems to be shouting and no one seems to be listening, UCLA’s Campus Community Conversations are building bridges across differences, one chat at a time.

Frenk reflects on how his family's story is a reminder of why kindness and compassion matter and how the power of human connection can combat hatred.

Starting this winter, students can sign up for one-on-one meetings and share their ideas and experiences directly with the chancellor.

Members of the Bruin community came together on Jan. 7 for a moving ceremony of remembrance, music and acts of healing.

After 12 months of intense challenges and change, the chancellor offers his insights on where we are and where we’re heading.

The award recognizes a distinguished leader who is an inspiration to students, families and health care professionals. 

UCLA’s chancellor, an internationally recognized leader in public health, earned his medical degree from his alma mater in 1979.

Here are the highlights of the address from UCLA’s new leader when he formally assumed the role at the June ceremony.

Chancellor Frenk looks back on his first autumn at UCLA with pride — and looks ahead to the rest of the academic year with optimism.

The worst wildfires in the history of Southern California called for action and solutions. I am proud UCLA has offered both.

The annual event underscored the university’s partnership with the VA and its commitment to helping service members.

The band was playing, the dancers were dancing, and the Bruin spirit was moving through the rafters as 7,000 pumped-up new Bruins packed into Pauley Pavilion Sunday.

Chancellor Frenk and Felicia Knaul got their first taste of move-in, greeting some of the 15,000 new and returning Bruins at their residence halls on the Hill.

With the fall quarter beginning, the chancellor shared a message with the campus community about UCLA’s continuing commitment to educate, discover and serve.

Chancellor Frenk shared a message with the UCLA community on continuing to defend the university’s mission and core values.

Chancellor Julio Frenk shared a message with the campus community about elevating UCLA’s mission as the university addresses unprecedented challenges.

Chancellor Frenk shared a message with the UCLA community providing an update on research grant suspensions and highlighting stories that illustrate UCLA’s impact.

Chancellor Frenk shared a message with the campus community addressing recent federal research grant suspensions and urging people to speak up on behalf of UCLA.

“I will continue to be in constant communication with you on key decisions,” the chancellor wrote in a message today to the campus community.