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Events on campus are centered around art, storytelling and community discussions.

The final gift from longtime donor Gertrude Pomish, who established a scholarship in 1998, reflects her life’s work.

The Bruin gymnast has been juggling books, the balance beam and the ballroom.

The 2025 laureate missing the Nobel committee’s call because he was off the grid backpacking in the Rockies has already become the stuff of legend.

Not many groups stick together this long, but this band of Bruin grads is committed to boosting spirits for the long haul.

Bruins gathered in Wilson Plaza to celebrate culture, connection and the new space.

Los Bruins se reunieron en Wilson Plaza para celebrar la cultura y la conexión.

Discover more about UCLA's Nobel-winning research and the five Nobel honors across the UC system.

With a pilot class and inaugural panel, Extension’s new Bruin Collaborative ushers in a fresh series of programs in the heart of the city.

UCLA’s three most recent alumni Nobel winners — Fred Ramsdell, Ardem Patapoutian and Randy Schekman — said their experience as Bruins loomed particularly large in their scientific development.

University of California alums — including five Bruins — have left indelible marks on the show and the legacy of American humor.

The survey received responses from more than 84,000 students from 135 colleges and universities.

Partnering with Alienware, UCLA is turning digital play into a new model for connection and learning.

With graduates Gala Porras-Kim and Garrett Bradley being honored, Bruins have accounted for 1 in 10 'genius grant' recipients over the past 3 years.

Bruin-led events will be held on campus and across the greater Los Angeles area.

She asked the community to embrace the notion that their voices, when raised together, can tell a powerful story of innovation and inclusion.

Chris Mattmann explains what Bruins need to know in our evolving digital landscape.

It’s been a whirlwind time at UCLA, with move-in and Volunteer Day bookending a series of more than 120 True Bruin Welcome events.

From preparing meals at food banks to cleaning up riverbanks, UCLA volunteers fanned out to serve the city on Saturday, Sept. 27.

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.

The 19th-century lawmaker’s vision helped transform Los Angeles from a frontier town into a center for learning and growth.

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

Students arriving for the new academic year will encounter enhancements to UCLA’s built environment that prioritize the pedestrian experience.

After settling in, students will have the chance to connect with their peers and explore everything UCLA has to offer through True Bruin Welcome events.