Archive

From Spacey to Serious

You may not know architect John Lautner's name, but you know his work. Now, an exhibit at the Hammer Museum seeks to make sure you know it for the right reason. Jul 1, 2008

Cinematic: Aqua Man

Take a break from the summer heat and get a life under the sea. Or more specifically, watch Don Knotts get a life. Jul 1, 2008

Curtain Up: Come for the Art, Stay for the Rock

"Also I Like To Rock: The Indie 103.1 New Music Showcase" returns to the Hammer Courtyard "to foster emerging talent, and bring different artists to the public." Jul 1, 2008

Family Values: The Greatest Fish Story Ever Told

The wacky and wonderful Louis de Rougemont comes to life at the Geffen Playhouse now through July 27. Jul 1, 2008

Unseen Green

UCLA's Sycamore Park meets all your archery needs. Golf and tennis, too. Jul 1, 2008

The Bruin Next Door

After their days in Westwood, UCLA alumni often find themselves in towns and cities with barely a Bruin. So what's a Bruin in a strange land to do? Jul 1, 2008

Stomp the Night Away

Get your dancing shoes ready, because the Fowler Museum's summer series is back. Jul 1, 2008

Broken Pipeline

If current funding trends continue, America could lose a generation of young medical researchers -- and their lifesaving breakthroughs. Jul 1, 2008

Football's in Bloom

Do a new year and a new coach for UCLA football mean a fresh start? Jul 1, 2008

Legend and Legacy: Ash Grove's 50th Anniversary

The Hollywood folk music venue celebrates its legacy Apr 1, 2008

Good Sports: The Ring Bearers

Women's water polo won UCLA's 99th NCAA team championship. Also number 100. What's next? Apr 1, 2008

Silhouettes of Shame

At first glance, her art resembles frilly Victorian silhouettes. But take a closer look Apr 1, 2008

Sea Celebration

The April 19 Splash! Festival is one of the highlights of the Mami Wata exhibit at the Fowler Museum Apr 1, 2008

Show-Stoppers

This June 5-12 event at the School of Theater, Film and Television shows what tomorrow's actors, directors, editors and cinematographers are creating today Apr 1, 2008

UCLA Day: Seize the "Moment"

On May 17, come back to Westwood for UCLA Day, a daylong celebration of UCLA and the Bruin community. Apr 1, 2008

The Shapes of Things

On April 22, Thom Mayne delivers the 104th Faculty Research Lecture. Apr 1, 2008

Watch the Skies

Feb 29, 2008

Writings on the Wall

Feb 29, 2008

Tour Guides

Jan 1, 2008

Sounds of the City: Los Lobos

Los Lobos gear up to play in Royce hall in another performance in this year's ambitious UCLA Live season. Jan 1, 2008

Bruin Box Office

Find out what current and former Bruins are doing on screen. Jan 1, 2008

Dinners for 12 Strangers

In honor of Dinners for 12 Strangers' 40th anniversary, Amy Finley '96 offers her advice on crafting a fantastic group dinner. Jan 1, 2008

Bruin Cody Decker

First baseman Cody Decker is ready for the Bruin baseball season. The history major juggles classes, papers and homework, like all student athletes. Here, Decker talks about why he came to UCLA and how the team has been preparing. Jan 1, 2008

Sondheim and Rich Reprise

UCLA Live continues its amazing season with a rare appearance by musical theater great Stephen Sondheim. Jan 1, 2008

Taking Toll of a High-Speed Society

Peter Whybrow, author of American Mania: When More is Not Enough," says the fast new world contributes to many of the health-related crises facing our country. Oct 17, 2007

How to browse campus "Happenings"

Oct 1, 2007

Beware the Puppets

Oct 1, 2007

Love's Letters

Oct 1, 2007

Pioneer Bruins Reunion: Past is Partner to the Present

Oct 1, 2007

The Line Forms Here

Oct 1, 2007

Heroes and Hospitals

Oct 1, 2007

Culture and conflicts

Jul 1, 2007

The Last Campaign

One good season and one great game. That's all UCLA's returning football seniors have to show for their careers so far. Jul 1, 2007

Ancient Qumran comes alive

Jul 1, 2007

Shut-eye on the sly

Jul 1, 2007

Box Office Disaster

The UCLA Film & Television Archive teams with the L.A. Film Festival to present a series of movies in which "Los Angeles Destroys Itself." Jul 1, 2007

Bite me

Dig into a new take on Dracula by Ellen Geer, visiting professor of acting at the School of Theater, Film and Television, at Topanga Canyon's outdoor venue, the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum. Jul 1, 2007

Come Sail Away

Learn to surf. Take to the water in a kayak. It's all at one of UCLA's most delightful hidden treasures, the Marina Aquatic Center. Jul 1, 2007

The New York Groove

Moving to New York City and not a soul you know? Not to worry - The UCLA Club of New York has got your back. Jul 1, 2007

Campus Cuisine

Five campus eateries that will satisfy a hunger for something different. Apr 1, 2007

Spring Sing

UCLA's greatest talent show, topped off with the annual Gershwin Award to producer and composer Quincy Jones. Apr 1, 2007

Reading Between The Lines

The 12th Annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books promises to draw 100,000-plus visitors to campus to meet authors, buy books and have a wonderful day with words. Apr 1, 2007

Traveling Show

Take a walking tour of engaging artwork tucked away in some surprising places. Jan 1, 2007

Wonderland in Westwood

"Slava's Snowshoe," an award-winning theatrical extravaganza, will leave audiences dizzy with delight. Jan 1, 2007

Dress for Success

"Mark Art/Stop AIDS" promoting AIDS awareness and prevention comes to campus. Jan 1, 2007

Wilder Things

Jan 1, 2007

Back to School

Jan 1, 2007

Nomad Chic

They are among the most mysterious of mirages. The Tuareg, swathed in indigo, their elaborate silvery jewelry shining, galloping across the sands on striking white horses. A new Fowler Museum exhibit sheds light on "the Blue People of the Sahara." Oct 1, 2006

Tailgating by the Experts

As the football season kicks off, a panel of self-appointed experts serves up a smörgåsbord of helpful hints on how to make the perfect tailgate. Oct 1, 2006

Tale of 2Cities

Chavez Ravine and Ebbets Field. Separated by a continent, linked by one legendary baseball club...and the idea of loss of place. Playwright and performer Heather Woodbury explores the theme in a new play at Freud Playhouse. Oct 1, 2006

The Screen According to Suber

Sep 20, 2006

Chill Zones

We reveal five spots on campus that lend themselves to quiet relaxation. Jul 1, 2006

Drama al Fresco

This summer Theatricum Botanicum features Bruin alums on stage - and visiting prof Ellen Gear as a director. Jul 1, 2006

The Other Hollywood

A UCLA Library exhibit displays Modernist architecture with a Tinseltown pedigree. Jul 1, 2006

Get Ready: Night Flight

Get some evening exercise on UCLA's 3.5 mile jogging route. Apr 1, 2006

Curtain Up: Pink Play

UCLA Live! brings 12-piece orchestra Pink Martini to Royce Hall on June 22 and 23. Apr 1, 2006

On Exhibit: Dancing to Forget

The UCLA Fowler Museum shows the black and white photos of Gil Garcetti, focusing on Cuba's vibrant dance culture. Apr 1, 2006

Family Values: Rock and Read

The 11th annual Los Angeles Times Festival of Books brings "The Rock Bottom Remainders" to campus: a group of authors who perform "music" to raise money for literacy. Apr 1, 2006

Party Like it's 1999

Young Alumni Party on May 20 Apr 1, 2006