The LATC was the first large-scale outdoor tennis stadium in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. It is home to both UCLA tennis teams and every summer hosts the LA Open. Read more.
Boelter Hall is the future home to a museum that will hold Prof. Leonard Kleinrock's Interface Message Processor (IMP), the router used to make the first Internet connection! Read more.
Welcome to campus Bruins! We hope you have an amazing year at UCLA! Don't forget to check out all the fun activities happening during Welcome Week. http://www.truebruinwelcome.ucla.edu
UCLA Live presents world-class performing arts with a global perspective, enhancing the experience by engaging, cultivating, and developing artists and audiences. Read more.
During the week before the big football game against USC, the bear is protected in heavy tarp with a sign reading, "The Bruin Bear is hibernating.”
Dance Marathon, a 26-hour event, is put on here each year to raise money for pediatric AIDS research. It has established itself as a tradition on the UCLA campus and among the Los Angeles community.
The Powell Library building houses the main undergraduate library. One section is open 24hours/day for much of the quarter. Ray Bradbury’s “Farenheit 451” was written in the basement of this building. Read more.
Explore global arts and cultures at the Fowler Museum, open Wednesday through Sunday. Admission is always free! And don't miss the Fowler Museum store for unusual jewelry, scarves, and gifts. Read more.
Named for UCLA's third chancellor, Murphy Sculpture Garden covers 5 acres and includes over 70 works of art by major sculptors from around the world. Read more.
The Mathias Botanical Garden houses a wide array of plants, which are categorized according to the biomes they can be found in. It is also known for the turtles that frequent the creek in the area.
Skylights pour sunshine into the Lu Valle Servery, where you can choose from the Great American Roadside Grill, Jimmy's Kitchen, Honorable Subs or California Toss for salad and pizza! Read more.
Our newest exhibit, The Den is an exact replica of Coach Wooden’s famous den where he wrote letters and poetry, autographed thousands of pictures, and watched his favorite Westerns and sports on TV. Read more.
