After the university's CFO was removed days after disclosing a near-billion-dollar two-year shortfall, students and staff are left wondering what comes next for a campus already navigating federal funding threats and DEI rollbacks.
University officials declined to disclose specific violations, citing conduct code confidentiality rules that many students argue protect institutions more than students.
The report, covering all 60 Greek-letter organizations, found wide variance in academic performance and community engagement across the four inter/national councils.
Without a traditional Greek Row, UCLA's social scene clusters around Thursday, when off-campus apartments and Westwood corridors come alive in ways that look different from most Pac-12 campuses.
The inaugural edition of the Westwood social calendar you didn't know you needed. Three events, three days, zero excuses.
An exclusive advance screening of Mark Wahlberg's R-rated comedy, sponsored by Amazon Prime Video, is set for Mark 703 in Westwood on Sunday afternoon.
The American Cinematheque will program the revived theater, bringing awards-season screenings, filmmaker Q&As, and film festivals back to Broxton Avenue.
The change, part of an LADOT citywide initiative, has alarmed local business owners who say reduced foot traffic is already being felt on weekday afternoons.
The Michelin-pedigreed focaccia shop and a Yemeni coffee house are among several new tenants reshaping the dining corridor between Wilshire and Le Conte.
A November report urging the Village to expand its appeal beyond students appears to be gaining traction, with office, retail, and hotel projects now under construction or in permitting.
Cori Close's team has won 11 straight since February, with Lauren Betts averaging a double-double over the tournament's first four rounds.
The Olympic gold medalist and Big Ten Gymnast of the Year delivered the program's most-watched floor routine of the season, sending the crowd to its feet in a packed arena.
The new head coach began spring practices this week, with quarterback Nico Iamaleava confirmed as a returning starter and a full staff overhaul underway ahead of a September opener at California.
Mick Cronin's Bruins won the Big Ten Tournament opener before bowing out in March, leaving questions about roster depth heading into a pivotal recruiting window this spring.
Roch Cholowsky is the projected No. 1 draft pick in the country. Wylan Moss has a 0.35 ERA. The Bruins are undefeated in Big Ten play and just beat USC 12-4 in the rivalry opener.
Chancellor Frenk removed CFO Stephen Agostini days after the disclosure, leaving the university without a clear financial road map as federal funding threats compound the pressure.
Campus attorneys advised equity advisors this spring to remove language from websites that could be read as implying preferential treatment, as the administration navigates a federal court battle over nearly $600 million in research grants.
Three UAW units representing 40,000 workers reached a tentative agreement the day after the March 12 rally, with hourly workers securing gains of up to 62% under the new terms.
The UCLA Volunteer Center's flagship event sent students to more than 40 partner sites last fall, with UniCamp, Bruins for Accessible Education, and Be Green Bruin among the most active participating organizations.
The "Bruin Success Referendum" is under review for alleged improper advocacy before the official campaigning window opened, raising questions about whether the measure can proceed as planned.
Early filing deadlines and limited outreach from USAC have kept transfer voices off the council for years, despite repeated pledges from sitting officers to improve access and representation.
Now in its fourth year, DevX has produced more than a dozen live applications, with alumni placing at Google, Stripe, and a handful of Y Combinator-backed startups.
The body that rules on USAC's internal disputes now pays its chief justice $750 a year and its associate justices $600, after two consecutive rounds of stipend cuts drew little public debate from the council.
UCLA converted most double-occupancy rooms to triples this year to honor its four-year housing guarantee, and students report that studying, sleeping, and socializing have all grown harder in the tighter quarters.
Each of the four Classic Halls has a distinct personality, a different relationship to campus dining, and a Living Learning Community that attracts students with specific academic and social interests.
From free massage nights in Hedrick to a Ropes Course trip at Sunset Rec, the board's spring calendar leans into wellness programming after a quarter marked by academic stress and housing uncertainty.
The guarantee made UCLA the only UC to promise four years of on-campus housing, but critics say the tradeoffs, including triples, limited room choice, and rising costs, are straining the policy's original promise.
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