Students + Campus

UCLA Anderson M.B.A. student Jordanna Mora Jordanna Mora, a UCLA Anderson MBA student, learned a valuable lesson straight out of Coach John Wooden’s playbook through her mom, a single mother who worked numerous jobs. “Before John...

After nearly four decades of bringing his own brand of positive "Bruin Family" cheerleading to the UCLA sideline, alumni cheerleader Geof Strand is hanging up his hat and retiring his bell following the Bruins' home finale against Arizona State on...

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.

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

UCLA has been recognized as one of the best colleges in the nation in serving the needs of students who are military veterans. The rankings were released Nov. 11.

According to the 2013 Open Doors report, nearly 8,500 international students called UCLA home during the 2012–13 academic year.

UCLA doctoral students Daniel Lim and Steve Palley are the entrepreneurial creators of ApplyMap.com.

Weyburn Paseo, named for a pedestrian path through the heart of the complex, and Weyburn Commons, distinguished by its graceful white tower, are the latest eye-catching additions to Weyburn Terrace, home to 1,800 single graduate students.

Olympic medalist Mohini Bhardwaj Barry and soccer star Carlos Bocanegra are in the new class of inductees.

The new Weyburn Commons, with its distinctive white tower, and Weyburn Paseo, with 500 studio apartments, give graduate students a nice place to live as well as socialize.

Ackerman Grand Ballroom was transformed into a broadcast studio today when UCLA and Univision Communications co-hosted a Spanish-language town hall and an English-language webcast focused on the urgency of closing the Latino education gap. “Today is ...

Kuong Ly wants to be known not only for where he comes from, but for where he’s going.

The new endowment will help foster youth focus on their studies by providing grants to cover tutoring, mental health services, summer housing and unforeseen school expenses.

Joined by his older brother in the Class of 2017, Luke Vellotti plans to study math and computer science while he continues using his chess skills to help others.

"I'm especially pleased to welcome our newest students to the Bruin family," Block writes in his message to the UCLA campus community.

Three newly opened buildings on "The Hill" further UCLA's commitment to providing students with a residential experience that complements their academic pursuits.

Starting on Sept. 18, new students will learn what university life at UCLA is all about and begin to make lifelong memories. List of events.

First-time documentary filmmakers and School of Theater, Film and Television recent graduates Battiste Fenwick and Esther Julie-Anne are the first married couple to show two separate projects in the same year at the Telluride Film Festival.

Justin Perkinson wasn’t supposed to be a filmmaker. All signs pointed to medicine, like so many family members before him.

Justin Perkinson, a UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television graduate student is the eighth 2014 Fulbright Program fellow from TFT since 1993.

UCLA Athletics is saddened to learn of the tragic loss of football player Nick Pasquale, who passed away early Sunday morning after being struck by a car in his hometown of San Clemente.

Junior Steven Ng started a non-profit to sell bracelets he designed to raise money for famine relief.

Five UCLA graduate students and a recent graduate, led by professor Eric Hoek, traveled by bus, truck, ferry and seaplane then hiked jungle paths in 100-degree heat to reach 16 villages and settlements in Fiji to assess their drinking water.

UCLA Anderson School of Management students produce report that shows sports have a $4.1 billion annual impact on the economy in Los Angeles and Orange counties.

This fall, UCLA will welcome 3,000 new transfer students to campus. Orientation helps them feel comfortable.