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Institute's IT team delivers the impossible
In less than three weeks, the International Institute's IT team prepared staff and faculty for remote work -- and retained their senses of humor.
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A demographer informed by ethnography
Victor Agadjanian's demographic research has taken him all over the world and inspired him to become multilingual.
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UCLA sociologists: Don't call it social distancing
Three UCLA sociologists counsel that we need social connectivity and social responsibility more than ever.
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How safer at home orders affect UCLA
UCLA will suspend all on-campus operations with the exception of those that are essential and cannot be conducted remotely, effective 11:59 p.m. on March 20, 2020.
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Emergency financial support for remote learning technology
Undergrad Bruins in need of technology to access online classes from home, such as up-to-date computers or wi-fi, can apply for an emergency award of up to $1,000.
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Quick guide to Bruin Posts on novel coronavirus
The guide provides links to instructions on everthing from final exams to the extension of remote learning to taking precautions against the novel coronavirus.
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FAQs on remote learning extension
March 13, 2020. These FAQs answer most questions regarding UCLA's decision to continue remote learning through the end of spring quarter. Campus remains open.
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UCLA will continue remote instruction through the end of spring quarter
This decision was made based on the rapidly developing situation. The campus remains open, including UCLA libraries, computer labs, ASUCLA operations and university offices
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A framework for effective moral reasoning in foreign policy
“Good moral thinking in foreign policy must be three-dimensional,” said Joseph Nye in his presentation of the Burkle Center's 2019-20 Bernard Brodie Lecture on the Conditions of Peace. He defined those dimensions as intentions and motives, means, and consequences.
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A survivor striving to increase minority political participation in Latin America
Leydy Diossa-Jimenez aims to use her scholarship to close the gap between the scholarly production of knowledge and the use of that knowledge for policy purposes.
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Professor Steven Nelson named new CASVA dean at National Gallery of Art
On leave from UCLA, Nelson is currently the Andrew W. Mellon Professor at the National Gallery's Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (CASVA) and will begin his tenure as dean of the center in July 2020.
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UCLA geographer Adam Moore receives book award
Adam Moore, a member of the International Institute's teaching faculty, has won the American Association of Geographer's 2019 Global Book Award for his latest publication, "Empire's Labor."
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Morality, war and foreign policy: Joseph Nye Jr. delivers 2020 Brodie Distinguished Lecture
Joseph Nye, one of the leading scholars in international relations, delivered the 2020 Brodie Distinguished Lecture, and discussed the role that morality plays in foreign policy.
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Leveraging human rights to change the criminal justice system
International Women's Day Profile: Alumna Jasmine Sankofa (UCLA J.D. 2015) has been using the power and skills she acquired at UCLA Law to research, write and advocate for criminal justice policies and reforms.
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Letter of Chancellor Block on the coronavirus
The chancellor shares information about upcoming informational meetings and several inks.
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