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UCLA Architecture and Urban Design to host 'Core Samples', an exhibition drawn from the department’s archives to celebrate their 60th anniversary. Read the full story:https://ucla.in/4b4KSLs

ICYMI: UCLA is working with elected officials to support vulnerable members of the campus community and provide Bruins with crucial legal, informational and emotional support services. Read the story in the comments below.

Hershey Hall opened as UCLA’s first residence hall, housing 137 women students. A gift from philanthropist Mira Hershey, it was also among the first buildings in the United States to be entirely financed by and named after a woman. #WomensHistoryMonth

Celine Parreñas Shimizu to receive an Outstanding Contribution at the AAAS conference in Honolulu. Read more: https://ucla.in/40KteYl

Two years out from opening, UCLA Research Park is already buzzing with big ideas and bold collaboration—check out the UCLA Magazine for more. https://ucla.in/4rkkHXZ

2025 Nobel Prize laureate Fred Ramsdell returned to UCLA to share his research journey and a powerful reminder of the persistence behind scientific discovery. From engaging with students to connecting with campus leadership, his visit celebrated curiosity, impact and the Bruin spirit that drives innovation forward. The

Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! 💙💛🌟 Bruins share the women who inspire them every day and have made an impact on their lives.

Chancellor Julio Frenk reflects on UCLA Connects and the role connection plays in strengthening our campus, our communities and our shared future. Learn more in the UCLA Magazine. https://ucla.in/409XMT9

Campus → Barn → Study → Repeat 💙🐎🎒 Spend a DITL with @uclaequestrian @iamzoienoelle.

These Black Bruins have changed the world. We’re proud to honor their leadership, impact, and legacy. #BlackHistoryMonth #UCLA #History #ForYou

Rivalry handled. The city stays blue and gold. #GoBruins #BeatSC

In the summer of 1961, sixteen UCLA students participated in the Freedom Rides in Mississippi, joining a national effort to challenge segregation in interstate travel. Among them were UCLA NAACP leader Robert Singleton and his wife, Helen Singleton, and fellow rider Robert Farrell. Facing arrests and violence, these s

In the summer of 1961, sixteen UCLA students participated in the Freedom Rides in Mississippi, joining a national effort to challenge segregation in interstate travel. Among them were UCLA NAACP leader Robert Singleton and his wife, Helen Singleton, and fellow rider Robert Farrell. Facing arrests and violence, these s

In 1923, when UCLA was still known as the Southern Branch of the @UofCalifornia, Black students chartered the Pi chapter of Delta Sigma Theta and the Upsilon chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi — the first Greek-letter organizations on campus. Formed during a period when Black students were excluded from many campus spaces,

Jackie Robinson’s legacy lives on across campus, from plaques to stadiums to the number 42. Follow along as we trace the tributes that honor a trailblazing athlete and iconic Bruin. 💙⚾ #BlackHistoryMonth

Established in 1969 following sustained advocacy by Black students, the Center for Afro-American Studies was among the first academic centers of its kind in the nation dedicated to the study of Black life, history and culture. The center was renamed in 2003 for UCLA alumnus and 1950 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ralph J.

In 1969, UCLA established the Center for Afro-American Studies following student advocacy for Black scholarship. Renamed in 2003 for Nobel laureate Ralph J. Bunche, the center remains a national leader in research on the Black experience. 📸: University Archives, UCLA Library Special Collections; UCLA Newsroom #Blac

These Black Bruins have changed the world. We’re proud to honor their leadership, impact, and legacy. #BlackHistoryMonth