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Learn about the student-run effort to revive the event — which will cover topics including AI, friendship, urban cooling, community and the future of social media — and will take place on May 26.
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This year’s special “Bruin Research Powers Progress” panel brings together eight researchers whose projects span biology, law, sociology, education, psychology and neuroscience.
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Community leaders, neighborhood advocates, business owners and longtime Bruins filled every chair at the recent event, eager for the opportunity to hear directly from UCLA’s chief executive.
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As glorious as the skies and landscapes of northern Tibet are, UCLA assistant professor John He and postdoctoral researcher Jordan Wang find even more inspiration in what lies beneath … way beneath.
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Alum and Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles talks about growing up in a musical family and the most valuable lessons she learned in Westwood.
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Read more of the latest research & news stories
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Please take this quick survey to help us better understand what matters most to you. It’s completely anonymous and the questions will change — so repeat takers are welcome. The survey will close next Wednesday, May 27 at 5 p.m. Thank you for your time!
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The asteroid, named 2026JH2, will only be detectable with small telescopes at dark sites, but UCLA professor of Earth, planetary and space sciences Jean-Luc Margot says it will remain 100 times too faint to be seen by the human eye.
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UCLA chemistry professor Justin Caram explains the physics that let an eraser pull graphite particles off paper — and why “erasable” inks aren’t truly erasable.
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The Eva Longoria Foundation announced a $1 million investment in UCLA’s Latino Policy and Politics Institute to support long-term, data-driven solutions that integrate leadership development and narrative change within Latino communities.
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Hear from Chancellor Julio Frenk, who will reflect on UCLA’s three aspirations — connective, impactful, exemplary — and where they can take us next. Joining him will be campus leaders representing students, staff and faculty. Tune in live on this page on May 26 at 10:30 a.m.
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May
22
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3 p.m.
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Lani Hall or Virtual
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The UCLA Armenian Music Program hosts its sixth annual Day of Armenian Music to celebrate the launch of its new four-CD album Stanzas in August: Armenian Music, New & Rediscovered. Register for this free event.
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May
26
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6 p.m.
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UCLA Northwest Auditorium
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TEDx proudly returns to UCLA, celebrating students, alumni, staff, faculty, community and impact. This year’s festival of ideas is themed ‘Renaissance & Revival,’ reflecting on the transformative journey of the past 25 years and envisioning a future of endless possibilities. Visit the event website for more.
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May
27
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Hosted by the UCLA Teaching and Learning Center, explore how modernized classroom spaces can engage students and support meaningful, active learning — and examine how flexible classroom layouts and integrated technologies support pedagogical goals. RSVP for this free event.
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May
28
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2 p.m.
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DataX Impact Forum, 3312 Murphy Hall
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Critical informatics scholar and author Britt S. Paris will discuss her investigation into an alternative Internet infrastructure with built-in equity, sharing insights from interviews, site visits and policy analysis. Visit the event site to register.
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Jun
2
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10 a.m.
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Campuswide locations
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There are several ways to vote in the upcoming statewide election, and on June 2, UCLA will host four Vote Centers across campus, open to all registered voters in L.A. County. Make a plan to vote early. Find your UCLA Vote Center here.
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Can a concert, exhibition or performance be part of a longevity plan? A recent study from University College London suggests it might. Published in the journal Innovation in Ageing, researchers found that regular arts engagement — both making art and experiencing it — may have measurable benefits for biological aging, with effects in the same general range as exercise.
The timing feels especially fitting at UCLA, where the end of spring quarter brings a wave of student performances, exhibitions and showcases. Consider visiting CORPOREAL TECHNOLOGIES (pictured above), a group exhibit featuring new works by the Design Media Arts MFA 2026 cohort, through May 28. In addition to shaving off some seconds of our biological age, the work itself is inspiring. And so is the atmosphere around it. There is something distinctly energizing about being in a room where students are testing ideas, taking creative risks and cheering one another on. Consider it one more reason to catch a student showcase before the quarter ends. Find details on these programs and more arts events at GoArts.ucla.edu
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