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Olympic legend Jackie Joyner-Kersee and UCLA leaders encourage graduates to embrace change, overcome obstacles, and lead with kindness and purpose.
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Leaders in the arts and humanities reflect on the future they hope new grads will create.
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Growing up in Iran, Azadeh shared a close bond with her uncle, a chemist who had crossed the world decades earlier to study at UCLA. His death in 1991 left a lasting void in her heart, but his legacy inspired her journey.
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The newly minted grad is focused on building a better future through service.
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Trading in her competition leotards for a cap and gown, she knows she is leaving UCLA having made her mark on the sport she grew up in.
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Read more of the latest research & news stories
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SB 895, the California Science and Health Research Bond Act, is an important bill currently being considered by the State of California. The measure would establish the California Foundation for Science and Health Research and provide long-term, stable funding to support science and research across the state. If the bill makes it onto the November ballot, it could provide needed support for our research enterprise. Because UC has co-sponsored the measure, UCLA faculty and staff can advocate for the bill in their UC capacities. Learn more in this message from campus leaders.
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“About 12 months ago, you could still say that these are curiosities or overblown and can’t be useful,” said UCLA mathematician Terence Tao. “Now you can’t hold that position.”
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Marine Corps veteran and UCLA doctoral candidate Jason Williams and his co-author and fellow veteran, Angel Fulgencio, write about their support of Senate Bill 895.
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“UCLA TFT is a place where artists learn to be in practice, to experience trial and error, to take projects off the page,” Palmer said. “That is also the mission of KeyTV. We know that education is key to democratizing opportunities, and I am eager to both learn from and support UCLA TFT students.”
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“It’s true that people are marrying later, partnering later and spending less of adulthood in stable relationships, and smartphones may contribute to those trends. But they are occurring alongside major changes in housing costs, education, labor markets, gender norms and social life,” said Dr. Alison Gemmill, associate professor of epidemiology at the UCLA School of Public Health.
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Get to know the go-to guy on campus for all things graduation regalia, who also recently celebrated his 27th work anniversary at UCLA.
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Jun
20
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7:30 p.m.
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Billy Wilder Theater
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Attend this screening as part of the UCLA Film & Television Archive and Farhang Foundation’s 2026 UCLA Celebration of Iranian Cinema. Registration does not guarantee entry if the event reaches capacity. Admission is granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your spot.
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Jun
22-26
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Ongoing
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In-person and virtual
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UCLA’s Staff Assembly is hosting Staff Appreciation Week! Join events throughout the week, including lunches, happy hours, trivia challenges and wellness activities. View the week’s activities.
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Jun
24
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Starting on June 24, watch the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup live at the Hammer — on big screens, with friends and fellow fanatics, in an indoor/outdoor setting where art and sport come together. Admission is free and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.
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