Bruins are invited to turn dreams into action at the UCLA Alumnae Conference: Dare to Soar, a place to bring more purpose into your work, develop your goals and build success. This one-day event on Sunday, March 12, will create an empowered network of women supporting each other and giving back to their communities. Return to campus and experience the unrivaled discovery, networking, professional development and personal growth that can only happen at UCLA. The hybrid format will bring alumnae together from around the world via an interactive webinar. Register today!
UCLA Alumni Travel proudly debuts this series of adventurous trips, an exciting way for Bruins who are active and curious to explore a destination’s culture, history and local life while also challenging themselves with exhilarating activities like hiking and zip-lining. Book your adventure today!
If one of your New Year's resolutions was to make a career change, it's not too late to get started. There are steps you can take to improve your chances of finding a job. From updating your résumé to leveraging your contacts, doing your due diligence throughout the process will likely pay off in the end.
UCLA Alumni Scholarships is looking for volunteers to read scholarship applications for newly admitted students. We need your passion and wisdom to help identify the best of the best from an incredible pool of students. All it takes is a commitment of a few hours to make a difference in the lives of future Bruins. Sign up today!
In his own words, Ryan Dusick '01, the drummer and founding member of Kara's Flowers, which later became Maroon 5, takes us on an introspective journey on the highs and lows of pop stardom, his struggles with physical and mental health, and rising from the depths of addiction to a new purpose.
Celebrating its 25th year, Bruin Report Online (BRO) covers all things UCLA sports, especially football, basketball and recruiting updates. Its owner, Tracy Pierson '83, dishes on the good, the bad and why running the preeminent UCLA sports fan site after all these years is still a labor of love.
