Students + Campus

Two years after announcing their impending move, the Bruins are now members of an 18-team league that stretches from coast to coast.

While the Olympic flame still burns, check up on the latest news from France and take a trip down UCLA’s Olympics memory lane.

From Rafer Johnson to Madison Kocian, UCLA athletes and coaches have made a splash at the Games.

Hunt, who since September 2022 has served UCLA’s executive vice chancellor and provost, assumed the role of interim chancellor of the university today, Aug. 1.

Admissions of first-year California students increased 2.5% to 8,795, with 37% coming from historically underrepresented groups.

The U.S. women’s artistic swimming team, which trains at UCLA, is competing in the Games for the first time since 2008.

Get all the information on the Games — from athlete bios and event schedules to which alumni will be broadcasting.

The annual McNair Scholars Conference at UCLA is expected to draw hundreds of students from universities across the U.S.

Galloway, an alumnus of both universities, has been outspoken about the impact his UC education had on his life.

UCLA’s Philanthropy as Civic Engagement course, which was created in 2012, has awarded $1 million to Los Angeles nonprofits.

After four years of steady progress, a diverse group of Bruins is spreading the joy of pure food around Westwood.

The board has elected eight members and four officers — including president, vice president, secretary and treasurer — whose terms began July 1.

The team has been inspiring uniquely inclusive fandom among the younger generation.

The triple Bruin and English professor discusses how his move to Los Angeles from Ukraine helped shape his creative worldview.

From bulky item pickup to donations to repurposing, on- and off-campus partners team up to avoid unnecessary landfill waste.

Elya Aboutboul-Bilia found comfort, then confidence and value, in the discomfort of art.

A curated selection of stories from across the UCLA campus spotlighting LGBTQ+ voices, histories and research.

This year’s graduates have faced unexpected challenges, but their experiences have brought them a sense of resilience and wisdom.

Read the stories of some of the 15,000 exceptional Bruins who will be receiving their degrees this commencement season and launching into the next chapter in their lives.

Sarahy Torres’ research and outreach seeks to uplift farm-working communities, with a focus on women. (available in Spanish)

Sarah Worden, who will earn her doctorate in atmospheric and oceanic sciences, double-majored in music and physics as an undergrad.

Winning projects in the Health Equity Challenge support mental health and treating people experiencing homelessness.

Diana Rinza, mother of 3, overcame a major health scare to earn her degree and help nontraditional students.

Some of USAC President Naomi Hammonds’ most important contributions at UCLA might not be seen — but they can be felt.

Graduating students’ artistic achievements are recognized by the Chancellor’s Council on the Arts.