On May 18, get ready for a cornucopia of UCLA experiences, culminating with the
spectacular launch of UCLA's Centennial Celebration. From behind-the-scenes tours
of "limited access" sites to a robust line-up of engaging discussions
with influential speakers, there is something for all ages to enjoy. Registration
is open and activities are continuously being added. Bring your family. Reunite
with friends. UCLA's 100th birthday only comes once.
A legendary coach, a homeless advocate mayor, the face of the
L.A. teachers' strike — these are among the alumni being honored
with a 2019 UCLA Award. Topping the list for Alumnus of the Year is philanthropist
and music mogul, Mo Ostin '51.
The allegations in the U.S. Department of Justice complaint strike at the very heart
of UCLA's core values and violate our policies and procedures that ensure fairness
and transparency. See the most frequently asked questions and what UCLA is doing
about it.
"We mourn with the Muslim community at UCLA and around the world.
Each of us has a responsibility to speak out against bias and bigotry, emphasizing
the importance of diversity, mutual understanding and compassion." Read the full
statement.
On April 14, 1969, the UCLA Marching Band appeared on the Oscars telecast to perform
the song “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.” Fifty years later, several band
members share their unforgettable experience. Watch the video.
From OMG!s to tear-filled expressions of shock and gratitude,
students shared their excitement on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, while UCLA
social media accounts celebrated with them.
